
The Romans built this three-tiered aqueduct to carry water to Nemausus, the city now called Nîmes. They did it without mortar. It's one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts anywhere and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its honey-coloured stone spanning the green Gardon river. Two thousand years on, it still looks like a feat of engineering.
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