Madrid Day 3: Segovia by Day, Madrid by Night

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Segovia! A quaint walled city thirty minutes from Madrid by the high-speed AVE train, Segovia is famous for the Roman aqueduct that marks the entrance to the city. It's made without mortar---entirely a feet of engineering. So impressive.

The city itself is charming as well, and what started out as a cloudy day got even better once the sun came out.

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Steven Wade Edinburgh and Dundee likes..

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