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Pont Du Gard Roman Aqueduct

This beautiful aqueduct was constructed over 2,000 years ago by the Romans in southern France. It was built to carry spring water from the town of Uzes to the regional capital of Nimes. While most of it consists of an undergrond tunnel the most spectacular is the three-tiered arched stone structure at Pont Du Gard. It spans the Gardon River and is considered one of the most significant historical structures in France.
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A water spigot at the cathedral in Uzes.
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A water spigot at the cathedral in Uzes.

  • Metallic water valve from the Roman era, 2,000 years ago.
  • Public latrines with water running beneath to remove waste.
  • Description of a Roman era water utility of 2,000 years ago. Very similar to water utilities today.
  • A tower in Uzes - the castle of the Duke of Uzes - one of 20 French dukes.
  • The cathedral in Izes.
  • A water spigot at the cathedral in Uzes.
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  • Storm drain system within the streets of Uzes.
  • Medieval doors.
  • Entrance to our B&B near the Pont Du Gard. This was built in about 1793, the year of the French Revolution.
  • A sturcture near our B&B but "only" about 200+ years old.
  • Axel Koehler at our B&B. She had been a Paris newspaper reporter but now worked very hard on their landscaping.
  • Our B&B Hosts' home near the Pont Du Gard - Gilou and Exel Koehler. He was a former photographer and she a former journalist.
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