Aqueduct · Sexi

Acueducto de Sexi

Today: Acueducto romano de Sexi, Almuñécar

Place
Sexi (Almuñécar)
Kind
Aqueduct
Built
c. 27 BCE to 284 CE
What remains
Standing
Visiting
Not checked

The aqueduct that brought water to Sexi under the High Empire, and the best preserved Roman aqueduct in Andalusia. Several stretches remain: one in the hamlet of Torrecuevas, another inside the town of Almuñécar and two more between them, among the custard apples, avocados and mangoes of the valley. It has been a monument since 1931.

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