Pont du Gard UNESCO World Heritage Center Ancient Roman aqueduct that crosses the Gardon River in the South of France 2000 Years Old Rue du Quartier Bas Moulezan, France |
49 meters high and 275 meters Long Highest aqueduct-bridge from the Roman Empire |
Attracts more than a million tourist a Year Second most visited monument after Mont-Saint-Michel |
Pont du Gard is a Roman monument built half-way throught the 1st Century AD. It supplied the city of Nimes with Water. It is described as a "technical masterpiece that stands today as a Work of Art" |
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