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The true starting point of the aqueduct, this masonry structure, measuring approximately ten square meters and located a few hundred meters downstream from the water intake in the Eure Valley, was discovered in 1991 by a team of amateur archaeologists. It served to regulate the amount of water delivered to Nîmes using sluice gates that diverted excess water back into the Alzon River. At the other end of the structure, 50 kilometers away, the Castellum (still visible on Rue de la Lampèze, it is the best-preserved Roman aqueduct) distributed water to the various districts of the city.

A square surrounded by arcades. Beautiful cafés, shops, and restaurants are located beneath the plane trees. There's a market here and throughout most of the town on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Impressive church

The path down to the river and back up to the viewpoint is green, varied and nice to walk. Various insects along the path. Great panorama of the city when you are at the top. Fewer views further along.

Can be visited approximately 1 per hour

Antique, well preserved and maintained

Accessible path which runs along the watercourse then passes through the middle of a meadow where horses are present, a white man even came to say hello to me. then it ends with a portal on the right (the small one) is open.

Beautiful walk for all levels