We were lucky enough to have our lunch while looking out the windows directly onto the aqueduct.
The restaurant was built in 1786, a baby compared to the aqueduct, which was built by the Romans sometime in the first or second century.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Kids These Days
Back once more in Segovia, clearly my favorite day-trip from Madrid. Here, after a fantastic lunch in the famous Meson de Candido, the afternoon sun turns the aqueduct a golden color.
We were lucky enough to have our lunch while looking out the windows directly onto the aqueduct.
The restaurant was built in 1786, a baby compared to the aqueduct, which was built by the Romans sometime in the first or second century.
We were lucky enough to have our lunch while looking out the windows directly onto the aqueduct.
The restaurant was built in 1786, a baby compared to the aqueduct, which was built by the Romans sometime in the first or second century.
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