Viaducto de Segovia is an iconic structure in Madrid, Spain. Built in the late 19th Century, it was designed by architect Antonio Palacios and stands at the crossroads of Calle Segovia and the M-30. The viaduct was built on a series of semicircular arches and towers with intricate detailing. It is said by many to be one of the most beautiful historical monuments of Madrid. The structure crosses two streets and provides a stunning view of the Manzanares River and Madrid's skyline. At night, it is illuminated by streetlamps and glows with an elegant whiteness. Art historians and those interested in architecture will find it particularly interesting. Make sure to take some time to appreciate the intricately detailed architecture and the impressive size of the structure before taking a picture.
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