#Aqueduct-Segovia, Spain

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 There is a towering and huge ancient Roman building in Segovia, Spain - the Aqueduct. Built in the first century AD, it has a history of 2,000 years. The highest point of the aqueduct is 28.5 meters. The building is supported by 167 arches. The water source comes from the Lengshui River 17 kilometers away. The aqueduct was built by stacking stones one by one without any cement or adhesive to stabilize the aqueduct. Moreover, the aqueduct has a history of two thousand years and is still standing. Many large and small aqueducts can be seen in Spain. These are buildings under the rule of the ancient Roman Empire. Not only in Spain, but also in any European region ruled by the ancient Roman Empire, there will be buildings that provide water sources necessary for human life. This also allows mankind to see that in addition to its military strength, the ancient Roman Empire also had a talent for architectural art that left future generations with admiration for the Roman Empire.