Your trip to Segovia

Segovia is a city in Castilla y León, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Its varied history has left some iconic monuments in the city. Among those that stand out are, the imposing Roman Aqueduct of Segovia, the Alcázar and the city's Cathedral. Isabel the Catholic Queen was proclaimed Queen of Castile in this city, which proved to be a key moment in the history of Spain, but it has also been home to mystics; such as Juan de la Cruz and Teresa de Jesús, of warriors; such as Juan Bravo, and of famous writers including Antonio Machado. In addition, we must not forget that the first book in Spain was printed in Segovia. All this history, these characters and the events that unfolded give us a clue to the splendour and importance of this city and how it has been marked by the passage of time; the way of life in Segovia and its people still proudly reflect this history. The gastronomy of Segovia is another point that deserves mention, the suckling pig from Segovia, the broad beans de la Granja and the Segovian punch are just some examples of the city's most well-known and typical dishes. Segovia is one place that should definitely be on your list.