Such a famous location and well know attraction at the southern France. It is a symbol of the…read morecountry. However I found this attraction have not much to offer. Yes it is a great symbol, however this place is been there done that kind of deal. The Roman aqueduct is one of the biggest I have seen. It is 3 levels high. The entrance to point of interest requires a distance walk. I think this is inconvenient for the distance visit. It has the swimming hole below which attracts the most visitors. Many come to here to swim. The park has trail to the top level of the aqueduct. This aqueduct is one of the tallest that provides the water supply to Nimes City.

The Pont du Gard, built more than 2000 years ago by the Romans, is an aqueduct which was used to…read morecarry the water from Uzès to Nîmes. THe bridge has 3 arches and is 49m high and 275m long which gives the all construction an amazing and imposing character. The access to the highest arche is not allowed anymore as there is too much risk of falling. In 1985, it was added to the UNESCO's World Heritage Sites, and is nowadays one of the most popular attractions in South of France.