It’s Thursday morning and the market at Plaza Mayor in Segovia is open until about 2 p.m. Everything and anything can be found at this market: fresh fruits and vegetables, spices and herbs, pastries, flowers, antiques, clothes, shoes and so much more. People are gathered to do their shopping for the weekend. The town is so lively and welcoming, especially when you see locals sitting … Continue reading Best Spot to Shop in Segovia
In Segovia, located in the North of Spain, extends the Segovia Aqueduct that was built by the Romans. The Aqueduct stands 94 feet in height and 2,667 feet long from one end of the town to the other. For 2,000 years, the Aqueduct has proudly stood in Segovia without having to be rebuilt. For 2,000 years, the Aqueduct has proudly stood in Segovia without having to … Continue reading Segovia: Aqueduct Architecture
A quaint little town about an hour away from the city of Madrid, is Segovia. Known for its Suckling Pig, a Roman aqueduct, a huge cathedral, and a castle on a hill! Some call this place a Spanish fairy tale full of kings, queens, knights in shining armor, with a beautiful castle. If you are someone like me that is in love with Disney and … Continue reading A dream is a wish your heart makes- Disney’s inspired castle
Segovia, Spain, a UNESCO World Heritage City about an hour from Madrid, is not only home to some of Europe’s best-preserved structures and monuments, but a quaint, colorful street market that sets up shop every Thursday morning. The vendors set up stalls in the Segovia Plaza Mayor, located centrally in the old town. The market features a variety of produce vendors selling juicy peaches, crates of rich cherries and bright green … Continue reading In Full Bloom at the Segovia Street Market
Travel Reporting - CJC Abroad 2016 