Segovia, Spain

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"One of the best preserved Roman constructions, the Roman Aqueduct at Segovia was still in use as recently as 50 years ago."
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"Its picturesque situation, its unique Roman aqueduct and its numerous old medieval buildings make Segovia one of the most popular tourist."
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"It contains a wealth of monuments, including the cathedral ,a famous ancient Roman aqueduct ,the Alcázar ,and various churches built in the Romanesque style including San Esteban, San Martin, and San Millan."
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"Half Day tour with a private guide to visit Segovia's Roman Aqueduct and Alcazar."
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"Wherever you look, you'll see reminders of a golden era -- whether it's the most spectacular Alcázar on the Iberian Peninsula or the well-preserved, still-functioning Roman aqueduct."
frommers.com

"A perfectly preserved Roman aqueduct is the fitting symbol of this 2 000-year-old city: It's full of structures from the past performing the duties of the present including many shops restaurants and hotels housed in ancient buildings."
world66.com

"Roman aqueducts were built in all parts of the Roman Empire ,from Germany to Africa, and especially in the city of Rome itself, where they totaled over 260 miles (416 km)."
en.wikipedia.org

"Roman Aqueduct -Probably built around 50AD, Segovia's Roman aqueduct is one of the best preserved in the world."
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"Segovia's Roman aqueduct ranks with the Pont du Gard in France as one of the greatest surviving examples of Roman engineering."
fodors.com

"The square is traversed by the magnificent Roman aqueduct, probably built in the late A.D. first century in the reign of Trajan, which ranks with the walls of Tarragona as one of the two largest surviving Roman structures in Spain."
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