How to Play in the Spanish Town of Segovia?

🌟Segovia is a very beautiful town in Spain, known for its rich historical sites and unique architectural style. I signed up for a twin-city tour from Madrid, with the first stop being Toledo and the second Segovia. Personally, if you’re short on time, I’d say you could skip Toledo; the scenery and architecture are quite average. It’s better to spend more time in Segovia instead. 🌟Main Attractions Ancient Roman Aqueduct This is the best-preserved Roman relic in Segovia and is truly magnificent. Alcázar Castle This castle is famous for its unique blue roofs and as the prototype for the Disney “Snow White” castle. 🌟Tour Route Recommendation One-Day Trip to Segovia Start from the train station, visit the Roman Aqueduct first, then walk to Plaza San Martín, and continue to visit the Segovia Cathedral and Alcázar Castle. 🌟Food Recommendation Roast Suckling Pig Segovia’s roast suckling pig is very famous, tender and juicy. I recommend trying it at the La Codorniz restaurant near the aqueduct. I didn’t have time to try it, which was a real shame 😔 🌟Accommodation Recommendation I recommend staying in a hotel near the Plaza Mayor in the old town, where there are many cafes and restaurants, making it convenient for evening strolls and enjoying a bit of a bourgeois vibe. 🌟The ancient city of Segovia is small and you can walk around to see most of the attractions nearby. #RelaxedTravel #OffTheBeatenPathTravel #SpainTravel #Segovia #SegoviaCastle #SegoviaRomanAqueduct #SpanishTowns