We did a side trip from Madrid to Avila and Segovia in the same day. (took a train to Avila, a bus to Segovia & then a train back to Madrid) We arrived in Segovia around 1:40 in the afternoon and headed right to the aqueduct. You can already see it right after leaving the bus station. The Aqueduct is... More

Very impressive and in excellent shape. It runs for quite a long way and one end is centrally located by the main market square. More

To think this is only a small section of what it used to be! Beautifully preserved and a must-see when visiting Madrid. More

When you see this view, you get images of the historical place that it is. Wonderful view. We passed by it by the taxi. More

The thing with Segovia is that ou get to enjoy the sites, the food and it's so near Madrid! It's a perfect day trip. Plus the town is so compact ou can walk leisurely to view all the attractions. http://marilil.wordpress.com/2012/04/01/20-day-trip-to-segovia/ More

This small town an hour or so out of Madrid has a lot to offer. This Roman aqueduct is just one a number of interesting "monuments" that have been preserved from Segovia's long history. More

Our first glimpse of this amazing structure was on the bus coming from the train station, we traveled over from Madrid for a day visit to Segovia, and we were welcomed into the city by the aqueduct. The aqueduct is well preserved, clean, and much photographed, we wandered down below for awhile before heading up the stairway to view the... More

Very nice place,well preserved and soooo clean.. Good for strolling around that might takes you for few hours wandering around..Food are just everywhere.. More

This 2000 year old aqueduct was breathtaking! It was in great condition and truly a marvel of engineering. I took a bus tour from Madrid when I was visiting and would definitely recommend it if you are visiting in the general area. More