(neighbourhood of El Salvador) Feligresía de San Andrés (neighbourhood of San Andrés) Soledad Dolorosa (neighbourhood of Santa Eulalia) Legends There are many due to the longevity of the city, among the main ones are: Legend of the construction of the aqueduct by the devil; Legend of the rooks and the Church of Vera Cruz; Legend of María del Salto, a Jewess saved by the Virgin when she was going to fall off the cliff in La Fuencisla; Legend of the good bandit of the 19th century El Tuerto de Pirón; Legend of the street of Death and Life during the Comunera Revolution; Legend of the La Mujer Muerta mountain; Legend of the House of Crime, in the San Millán neighborhood; Legend of the Academy of Artillery about the ghost of a young medieval friar; Legend of the prince and the aya (caretaker) about the fall of the infant Pedro, 12-year-old son of Enrique II through a window of the alcázar. Legend of Alfonso X El Sabio about God's punishment of his heresies. There are also other different legends in the incorporated neighborhoods. Notable people Víctor Barrio (bullfighter) Juan Bravo (rebel) Pedro Delgado (cyclist) Juan Valdivia (guitarist of Héroes del Silencio) Andrés Laguna (humanist physician, pharmacologist and botanist) Arsenio Martínez-Campos (military officer) Manuel Pérez Brunicardi (ski mountaineer) Cayetano Redondo Aceña (politician, typographer and journalist) Elvira Sastre (poet) Don Abraham Senior Coronel Antonio Machado (poet) Twin towns – sister cities Segovia is twinned with: Gangdong-gu, Seoul, South Korea (2001) Navalcarnero, Community of Madrid, Spain (1999) San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria, Spain (1996) Tours, Centre-Val de Loire, France (1972) Pleven, Pleven Province, Bulgaria Lal-lo, Cagayan, Philippines Antipode Segovia is the Antipode of Masterton, New Zealand. See also Infante Jaime, Duke of Segovia (1908–1975), Legitimist claimant to the French throne Footnotes and references Footnotes References External links Official tourism office of Segovia Official Language Schools of Segovia Segovia photo and video essay Part I and Part II Segovia city guide at HitchHikers Handbook More than a Roman aqueduct – 10 reasons to visit Segovia city