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Acueducto Romano, Gea de Albarracin

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Felixstowe2016

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... more »
Miriam7S

¡Muy recomendable!. Merece la pena caminar por alguno de los tramos por los que discurre el acueducto: la Galería de los Espejos y el Barranco de los Burros son realmente preciosos y sorprendentes. La... more »

Highly recommended!. Worth a walk down any of the stages by which runs the aqueduct: the Hall of mirrors and the ravine of donkeys are really beautiful and amazing. The "Gallery" is holding to the road that goes from Gea Albarracín, so we must not deviate to visit it. While the "Cliff" can be accessed after a short and easy walk from the road. It is advisable to approach the interpretation centre that there is in Gea de Albarracín to collect information. The girl who served us was very friendly, and we gave advice and useful recommendations, both to access the aqueduct, and to visit other villages in the region.

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Daxan1985

Acueducto que discurre entre las montañas. Un agradable paseo para contemplar un trozo del pasado en medio de la naturaleza. more »

Aqueduct that runs between the mountains. A short stroll to admire a piece of the past in the midst of nature.

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