Old City Review

The ancient city of Segovia is located in central Spain; among the 15 World Heritage cities in Spain, it is the most well-preserved one. The ancient city stands proudly on a narrow mountain rock. The most convenient way to visit the main landscape of the ancient city is to follow the central axis of the ancient city. From Asogho Square into the city, the ancient Roman Grand Aqueduct crosses the square, spectacular; go to St. Martin's Square/St. Martin's Church, and then to Maiore Square, Segovia Cathedral on the west side of the square, rich and gorgeous, worthy of the reputation of "the lady in the church"; Alcasar Castle is located at the end of the ancient city, the dreamy castle, out of the real princess, has also become the prototype of Disneyland's "Princess Castle". Crossing the dazzling scenery of thousands of years, the rolling narrow streets and alleys, the tourists shoulder to shoulder...beautiful and lingering.

Segovia is a very beautiful place. The ancient city is full of character and history. It is easy to walk to the main attractions here from the pedestrian street, with lovely shops, cafes and restaurants on both sides of the pedestrian street. Although the pedestrian street is very famous, it only adds to the atmosphere here. Not recommended for driving tour as the streets are narrow and very crowded. It is recommended to live outside the city and take a bus to enter the old town. Definitely recommend this tour.

Although this is not a tourist attraction, I think it is worth a visit. There are not many tourists who can visit the famous historical attractions of the old town, and it covers the attractions including gardens, palaces, churches and so on.

I think the city is not bad, there are not many tourists, and it is very historical, the old city of this city has beautiful castles, very large royal gardens, and many old churches built in the 11th and 12th centuries.

The old town is the essence of the city, in the old town, you can see the old houses with mottled walls, you can see the churches full of various stories, and it is quite interesting to shuttle in those alleys.