Roman Aqueduct
9 reviews
December 18
Epic, pathetic, small remnants of the past.
Local tangerines and pomegranate juice from local grannies are super! It doesn't make sense to go on purpose if there is no car under the back
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December 2, 2023
This place is located in the village and people live right next to the aqueduct. A delightful building that excites and surprises. I advise everyone to visit!
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June 18
A great, very beautiful place, located behind the amphitheater, even not particularly noticeable, you need to look on the maps. The only thing that spoils everything is the locals who have set up tents with trade and are very intrusive. Everything else is just top.
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August 5, 2023
The aqueduct is a grandiose structure. If you think about it. This is comparable to the construction of a residential complex. Each pillar is as high as a three- to five-storey building. They say the length of the aqueduct was about 3 kilometers or more. It doesn't fit into the brain. How the ancient Romans built it.
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July 17, 2023
Beautiful remains of the aqueduct)) the locals are trying to earn extra money as guides and take you by the elbows to conduct an excursion))
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June 5, 2023
A delightful place. Antiquity and history. They drove by in a car.
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September 8, 2023
I love antiquity
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August 25, 2023
It makes sense to stop by, touch the history, assess the scale.
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February 26
Antalya is 40 km away , there is nothing to see .
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