Category Archives: Segovia

The Roman Aqueduct of Segovia is a great place for professors to take their students. The aqueduct is the most well-known structure of Segovia and gives insight into how the Romans brought over their technology and culture as well as … Continue reading →

Segovia is a remarkable city located just north of Madrid in the autonomous community of Castile and León. Over the centuries it has been inhabited by Celtiberians and Visothos. When the Romans inhabited the city, they brought over their architecture, … Continue reading →

The cuisine of a country is an authentic look into their food and what they produce. According to Wild in his article Eating Spain: National Cuisine since 1990, Spain located in the middle of Europe has influences from all over … Continue reading →

Get to know Segovia the City: The Encyclopedia Britannica is a great place to start research or if you are looking for a general information. Explore Segovia’s history such as the rich textile industry, how Alfonso X and many other … Continue reading →

Located beneath the Cathedral of Segovia, the Museum of Segovia has everything you would want in examining Spain’s unique history through art.  Across three stories, the museum is home to seven permeant exhibits including: “Segovia in time. The Roots of … Continue reading →

Built in 1120, the famous Alcazar of Segovia has stood the test of time. From its humble beginnings as a castle, it eventually was transformed over the next three centuries into a grand and impressive palace. From hosting the Cortes, … Continue reading →

Beautiful architecture can be seen throughout Segovia, from its Gothic Cathedral, Castle, and walls to more modern museums and homes, to nature’s landscape, there is a lot to explore. So why not see it all? Studying abroad creates unique opportunities … Continue reading →