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Conoce la conectividad, el coste y la vida cotidiana para nómadas digitales en Segovia.
Segovia, a World Heritage city, is a spectacular setting where history has left three masterpieces: its imposing Roman Aqueduct, its Gothic Cathedral known as 'the Lady of Cathedrals', and its fairy-tale Alcázar. Located on a rocky hill, this Castilian jewel offers a journey through time through its stone streets, its Romanesque churches and a strong gastronomy led by roast suckling pig.
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An idyllic place for a work getaway, but not a long-term base due to its size and lack of a specific ecosystem.
Digital nomad score: 65/100
Similar to other Castilian cities. The biggest expense is gastronomy if you want to try the famous suckling pig in a renowned restaurant. The entrance fees to the monuments also add up.
Segovia WiFi
There are free access points in the main tourist areas such as the Acueducto, Plaza Mayor and the bus station. Most cafes offer Wi-Fi to their customers.
They can be purchased in stores of the main telephone companies in commercial areas such as Calle Real.
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Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
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An idyllic place for a work getaway, but not a long-term base due to its size and lack of a specific ecosystem.
Mid-range prices: plan lodging and meals carefully in tourist areas.
Unnecessary and practically useless in the historic center. It is only relevant to connect with the high-speed train station.
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View full guideDon't settle for the view from the square. Go down the Paseo del Salón, cross the Eresma River and go up to the Pradera de San Marcos. The view from there, with the meadow and the river in the foreground, is postcard-perfect.
Look at the ashlars of the Aqueduct. On many of them you will see engraved marks. They are the signatures of the stonemasons who carved them 2000 years ago.
Life is calm. Enjoy a leisurely walk. Small shops usually close at midday.
The tap water is of excellent quality, coming from the mountains.
The biggest danger in Segovia is spraining an ankle. The streets are cobblestone and irregular. Wear flat shoes with good support.
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