Segovia · Aqueduct and Plaza de San Martín
Roman aqueduct
The Roman aqueduct that crosses Plaza del Azoguejo on two tiers of granite arches. It stands in the open, so it has no hours and no ticket.
- 1 h 30
- Free
- Booking: not needed
- Aqueduct and Plaza de San Martín
Data checked on November 2, 2026
The Romans built the aqueduct to bring water into the town, and its granite blocks are laid without mortar. It is at its tallest where it crosses Plaza del Azoguejo, at the foot of the old town. The old town and the aqueduct form one World Heritage site. The visitor reception centre is in the same square, and the Aqueduct Interpretation Centre is part of the Casa de Moneda ticket.
What to look for
- The two tiers of granite arches
- The view along the line of arches from the stairs
- Plaza del Azoguejo at its tallest point
Opening hours
Always open.
Source: Turismo de Segovia (Ayuntamiento de Segovia), checked November 2, 2026
Tickets and booking
Free. Free.
Getting there
Tip
Come in the early morning or near sunset, when the stone is warm and the square is quiet, and walk up the stairs beside the arches for a second view.