Pont du Gard

The South Fagarde Waterway Bridge was one of the great public cities built by the ancient Roman Empire to transport people's livelihood. The bridge in South Fagarde has three floors and is built in the middle of the river, which is listed as a world cultural heritage registered by the United Nations. Locals also treat him as a good place to play water rafting.

The Gar bridge is highly ornamental and has high artistic and practical value. The Gar bridge is three floors, 49 meters high and 275 meters long. In summer, a large number of tourists come here to relax, play in the water, or row.

This is a three-story stone arch bridge with more than 2,000 years of history. In fact, it is a high-altitude water diversion aqueduct built during the ancient Roman Empire. This Galle bridge in southern France is as spectacular as the sink in Segovia, Spain! The bridge, which spans the Nar River, was originally built to bring water to the small town of Nim and then to public baths, fountains and private homes. If the bridge is viewed from the perspective of ancient Roman architecture, it should be the most important contribution of the ancient Romans to the construction of human civilization and living facilities.

looks nice even in the winter. there is fee entry to the museum if you are a student

World architectural wonder - Garde Dam Bridge, majestic and spectacular This is the world heritage behind the five euros The uppermost is an elevated canal used by the ancient Romans to "south-to-north", a length of 50 kilometers, which is now the only part left. I've seen it in many places, but I never thought it was nearby.

The Gar bridge is the tallest and best preserved Roman stone bridge in the world. It is also a pattern on the French five euros. It was built more than 2,000 years ago. It is a world cultural heritage. It spans the Garde River. It is very spectacular. The Garde Bridge Park next to it is green and washed. A must see here is the three-story water-track, the garden of the Garbridge, and the Gardel and the river and the millennia of olive trees, and you may feel another pure beauty.