The Aqueducto de Segovia is one of the best preserved monuments built by romans in the old Hispania (Original name ofSpain) and probably in Europe. This monument, obviously not used anymore to transport water, split the city if Segovia in two parts. The term aqueduct comes from the Latin aqua (“water”) and ducere (“to lead”). That’s why thery are comon bad spellings like aquaduct and aquadect.

This high quality webcam shows the four towers business area. One of them is Caja de Madrid tower, the tallest building in Spain (250 meters).

Image taken at Santo Toribio street, in Vista Alegre, Santander, Cantabria, Spain. Santander bay position makes it ideal for practising all kind of water sports.