SEGOVIA, SPAIN - Day Trip to a Breathtaking MEDIEVAL City with Mouthwatering FOOD!

[@wackyswedy4681]

Spain is full of amazing ancient cities...Segovia, Toledo, Valladolid, Burgos, Salamanca, Ávila, Santiago de Compostela, Lugo, Oviedo, Córdoba, Sevilla, Granada, Mérida, Cáceres, Trujillo, Úbeda y Baeza, ...and many more.

[@TheMariepi3]

spain : moving cattle, Texas style...but following a 2,000-year-old Roman road kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3OwXqNmqrOroZI o kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4nbhHmEoZmdeZI

[@christiantessari]

Great video !!! Wow 😯 i love Spain and the spanish culture and food 🇪🇸 I Love it and i love this wonderful places you filmed❤️👍🏻 I am a Swiss World Traveler and It will be nice to connect with other travelers !!! Cheers from Switzerland 🇨🇭

[@AndersonsArrive]

Thank you for watching! Spain was absolutely amazing and I hope we get a chance to go back soon! I also hope to make it to Switzerland some day soon! We have never been there but have heard wonderful things about it!

[@TravelingisFREEDOM]

This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

[@bammedia3429]

Great shooting...gives you a real feel for how large the aqueduct really is...

[@AndersonsArrive]

Thanks for the kind words! The aqueduct was absolutely stunning!

[@AnnaTravels]

Lovely vlog! And a beautiful city.

[@AndersonsArrive]

Thank you for watching! We highly recommend stopping by Segovia if you are in Spain. It is quite stunning 😍

[@laobabahuongnguyenvlog]

Nice video my Friends

[@AndersonsArrive]

Thanks so much for watching, we appreciate it!

[@josemanuelcandela6657]

The construction is dated, depending on the sources, between the end of I and the beginning of II century a.d. At that time, most of the Iberian peninsula was ruled by Rome. So its age is almost 18 hundred yo.

[@Juanfernandez-sm8jl]

What a nice videos,,,,,, Great!!

[@Thrashgu]

Think about this. When El Cid rode under that aqueduct, the building was there 1000 years before of him.

[@AndersonsArrive]

It's so mind boggling awesome to think about that! I wonder if El Cid was just as impressed as tourists are today? Hats off to the Roman designers and builders of this masterpiece that could still stand for 1000s more years.

[@Thrashgu]

@@AndersonsArrive I idon't know, the people of the penninsula always knew about the romans and used these buildings, so they probably weren't so impressed (unless the arabs) like the german tribes that arrived to the actual UK (anglos, saxons & jutes) by example.

[@elenapernas4906]

EL CID.. Don Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar.. (Caballero Español)

[@karlosmatiko2241]

Román city

[@TheMariodeblas]

🇪🇸✌️🇨🇦

[@limonazo9190]

This aqueduct is Iberian, not Roman, and almost all of Segovia is also built by the Iberians.

[@pedromunoz2225]

No tienes ni idea, machote. El acueducto lo hicieron los romanos; en esa época los habitantes de la península eran romanos.

[@Nes62]

Roman.

[@MilagrosASaenz]

Informate un poquito mas, amigo. No vayas haciendo el ridiculo.

[@rafaelacevedo5605]

@@pedromunoz2225 Exactamente eran hispanorromanos.

[@TheMariepi3]

@@rafaelacevedo5605 o soldados de una legion. eran aficionados los romanos a que cuando no habia guerra, los legionarios hiciera obras publicas en parte para que estuvieran "musculados"