Sybaritic and Prehistoric Segovia

Segovia is a place of romance, a living legacy of the past and an atmospheric medieval world with a heritage that begins with the Romans of 80 BC. The ancient aqueduct (considered the most important work of Roman civil engineering in Spain, and the most significant and best preserved monuments of Ancient Rome in the Iberian Peninsula), the medieval fairy-tale castle (which served as one of the templates for Walt Disney's Cinderella Castle), last Gothic cathedral built in Europe, Romanesque churches, and mystical monasteries reveal Segovia's rich cultural heritage declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1985. The ideal spot in the autonomous community of Castile and León. Enjoy local lunch at the historical restaurant: Mesón de Cándido, inaugurated in 1786 and famous for its scenery when hitting the suckling pigs with the edge of a plate, cutting them into pieces, to prove that they are ready. More native cuisine options apart from the roast suckling pig are Segovian beans, local soups or salads, fish or meat.