Real Madrid star Cairo visited the ancient city of Segovia in Spain's Castilla y León region to share a meal with friends and his son, according to Marca.
Crowe's chosen dining spot was the famous Cándido Hotel in Segovia, where he was able to sample the authentic Segovian delicacy of roast suckling pig. Crow then went on to spend a relaxing couple of hours at the famous Spanish attraction, the Segovia Aqueduct, but afterwards Crow was recognized by tourists, and the Real Madrid striker didn't hesitate to comply with the fans' requests for autographs and photographs.
Segovia is the capital of the province of Segovia in the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León, a small, ancient and refined city famous for its 2,000-year-old Roman aqueducts and the aroma of its roast suckling pig, which, along with the aqueducts, is listed as a World Heritage Site.
The Roman Elevated Diversion Bridge, built in the 1st century AD, is a symbol of Segovia and one of the best-protected monuments of the Roman Empire to date. Used to draw water to the higher ground areas of the city, the 728-meter-long bridge, with 166 holes, was constructed entirely of massive stone blocks, without the use of any mortar or cement.
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