Pont du Gard

Marvel at the Pont du Gard Aqueduct

Applaud the masterpiece of Roman engineering, the aqueduct of Pont du Gard in the Occitanie Region of France. Consisting of three vertical rows of arches, the 49-meter high (160 ft) construction was built as part of the route supplying water to the former city of Nimes. During your guided tour, you'll have the opportunity to not only marvel at the highest aqueduct dating back to Roman times firsthand but also delve deeper into its history and significance.

Did you know that Pont du Gard weighs almost 50,000 tonnes? The imposing structure is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and boasts an informative museum on its left bank, displaying exhibits and stories depicting the aqueduct.

No prior preparation is needed for the tour, however, pay attention to the borders of the aqueduct while strolling around.