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THE ROMAN AQUEDUCT MUSEUM
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- Added on: Nov 8th, 2008
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: Jan Mckingley Hilado
- Listed in: Destinations Cultural
- Tags: travel museum rome Aqueduct roman roman aqueduct museum
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Glimpses of the roman aqueduct museum
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Roman Aqueduct (Acueducto Romano) Other Articles
Roman Aqueduct of Barbegal To reach the Aqueduct coming from Arles, take D-17 toward Fontvieille, then, 5 miles before Fontvieille, follow signs for L’Aqueduc Romain on D-82 . You’ll see the aqueduct in two parts: first, a fine new museum comple...
