[Spain] Las Falleras Aqueduct

#0yentravelJanuary2025 Las Falleras Aqueduct is an aqueduct built in ancient Roman times that crosses the Strait of Gibraltar, and its remains remain today. Location: Located in a key position on the strait connecting Spain and Morocco, this bridge is an iconic ruin that shows the technology and construction power of the Roman Empire. Las Falleras Aqueduct was built in Roman times to supply the city with local water sources, and showed off the high level of engineering technology of the Romans at that time. The ruins of the aqueduct are scattered around the strait, and in particular the stone arches and foundations to support the waterway have been confirmed 🏛️ Currently, much of the ruins are submerged and not completely preserved, but excavations and investigations are underway. As a tourist destination, it is a valuable spot where you can experience Roman technology and history while touring the ruins. For history buffs and archaeologists, it is a place worth visiting 📜