In Segovia, you can see a church from the Grand Aqueduct, not far from the branch. It is a church with a strong Arabian style, with thick loess on the exterior wall and a string of coupon arches in front of the promenade. The whole building is like an old man suffering from wind and frost, tired, the iron door is deeply locked, not a few publicity notices at the door, showing that it is still in use, the fog thought it was abandoned.

The church is really beautiful, we took pictures outside, circled the classroom, and admired the beauty from different angles! You can see it from afar

A small church in Seville, which is also more distinctive

The church is not very big, but it is very simple and distinctive

It is a Mudhar-style building built at the end of the 14th century, but the facade was built in the 15th century and has an early Gothic style.