Angle of viewRoman aqueduct of the Gier - The camel
Soucieu-en-Jarrest
Presentation
Amidst the orchards, the various remains of the aqueduct are revealed. In Roman times, this hydraulic structure supplied Lugdunum with water. From one remnant to the next, you will understand its construction, its operation, and its protection.
The guided tour takes place on hiking trails amidst fruit orchards (3km round trip route).
The Roman aqueduct of the Gier is a structure built by the Romans to transport water in large quantities to Lugdunum, the ancient capital of the Three Gauls. Remains can be found in various municipalities, including the section in Soucieu-en-Jarrest.
The visit provides an opportunity to understand how this pipeline works and the history of its construction.
This exclusive tour guarantees a wonderful time with your loved ones! Whether you're with friends, family, or your partner, enjoy the comfort of having a guide all to yourselves. She will answer your questions and adapt the pace of the tour to your preferences.
Minimum age: 10 years
Other details
Carpooling is recommended from the meeting point to get closer to the ruins. The walk will follow hiking trails; please bring sneakers and plenty of water.
