Visited Pont du Gard this week- astounding aqueduct bridge that still stands. One of the greatest engineering feats from the Roman Empire!

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Here's a quick anecdote: It’s said that the aqueduct’s flawless construction led some to believe it was built with supernatural aid. A local tale claims the devil offered to help in exchange for the first soul to cross but the builders tricked him by sending a donkey over first

Always awed

The Romans were indeed a most fascinating and innovative people! We are still being influenced by them today, 2,000 years later!

I visited these same places that you have been showing the past few days, back in 2003, thank you for bringing all these beautiful places back to me!

Visited here so impressive and it’s massive unbelievable piece of engineering x

If you go in summer you can swim in the waters beneath and marvel at the sheer scale of the structure

Hi Darius, I stood on top of that bridge about 35 years ago. Is that still allowed?

Not usually these days

Finally visited it last June. Some great monuments and sites in Provence, particularly the lesser known Vaison-la-Romaine, and Glanum.