Muralla, acueducto y castillo
Medieval walls and gates, an aqueduct stretch and the castle hill. Views over the Palancia valley.
The walls, aqueduct and castle of Segorbe form the defensive front of the old town. Medieval walls and gates remain, a stretch of the aqueduct that brought water to the town, and the castle hill, with views over the Palancia valley.
The complex
The enclosure guarded the town of the Palancia corridor, between the coast and Aragón. The aqueduct, with its stone arches, is the civil work that reads best in the complex. The walk joins walls, aqueduct and hill in one morning, always on foot.
What to see
Follow walls, gates and aqueduct on foot, and climb the castle hill. The visit is free and pairs with the cathedral and the historic ensemble.
- Follow the walls, gates and the aqueduct stretch.
- Then walk down to the cathedral, with its cloister.
Frequently asked questions
What is seen of the enclosure?
Medieval walls and gates, an aqueduct stretch and the castle hill.
Is it free to walk?
Yes, on foot and freely, paired with the cathedral.
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