Ancient Roman aqueduct

The ancient aqueduct features multiple stone arches stretching across the landscape, demonstrating Roman engineering methods for water transportation over distances.

Built during the Roman period, this water supply system enabled the expansion of Catania by providing clean water to public baths and residential areas.

The aqueduct remains stand as physical evidence of Roman architectural influence in Sicily, displaying construction techniques that influenced later European building practices.

The archaeological site maintains several sections of the original structure, allowing researchers to study Roman construction methods and water management systems.

Precise coordinates at 37.5494°N and 14.9555°E mark this infrastructure monument, which utilized gravity-based water flow principles through elevated channels.

Location: Province of Catania

GPS coordinates: 37.54940,14.95550

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:41