Acueducto Romano

A unique Roman aqueduct

Around the town of Gea de Albarracin is a unique Roman aqueduct carved in trenches and tunnels through the rocks. You can visit several stretches of the aqueduct on the road between Gea and Albarracin...

How did they do it

This was our second visit to some of the aqueducts and still worth another look. Its amazing with limited tolls how they dug out these tunnels and so far allowing the water to fall all the way. Go to...

Well worth a look

The road between Gea de Albarracín and Albarracín (18km) supports a Roman aqueduct. Signs point to the most accessible sections, and there's a Centro de Interpretación in Gea Albarracín which explains...

You need a flashlight

During Roman times the 18 kilometre-long aqueduct that went from Albarracín to Cella is an unimaginative feat in any period. The aqueduct has a visitor centre unfortunately it wasn't open when we pas...

Acueducto romano distinto

Curioso Acueducto, ya que la caracteristica es que está escavado en la montaña para llevar el agua desde Albarracín hasta el pueblo de Cella, unos 25 km. En el Pueblo de Gea hay un centro de interpret...