The Mérida Aqueduct

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Daniel
June 30, 2013

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The Roman Aqueduct in Mérida, Spain. There are a lot of other cool ruins around Mérida–a theatre and amphitheatre, a lot of old Roman houses, and the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano. You can buy a pass that lets you see all of it at a pretty reasonable price.

See also Cáceres, Extremadura.

 

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