Ancient history

Where can you find a roman aqueduct?

Roman aqueducts can still be seen in various locations where the Roman Empire once flourished, such as:

- Italy: Rome has several well-preserved aqueducts, including the Aqua Claudia and the Aqua Appia.

- France: The Pont du Gard in southern France is an iconic Roman aqueduct that spans the Gard River.

- Spain: The city of Segovia boasts a remarkable Roman aqueduct that remains in use today.

- Turkey: The city of Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) has several Roman aqueducts, including the Valens Aqueduct.

- Greece: The ancient city of Athens has remnants of Roman aqueducts.

- North Africa: Countries like Tunisia, Algeria, and Morocco have remains of Roman aqueducts from the Roman province of Africa.