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lewhoyles

Lovely spot to take a picture or two, you are able to picnic near the aqueduct but there is road noise.

jmcinnisnicholls

its not worth stopping to get out and look around just get a quick snap from the car! its worth a nice picture but dont water too much time on it, as there are more interesting sights to see!

ugn_a2015

We were walking around the Salt lake and randomly saw this Aqueduct so it was a nice surpise for us. When you walk all interesting things make you happy but if you come here by car I am not sure if you like it so much.

sunilhsdoc

Nothing great....u can stop for a quick photo shoot and drive along...keep it as part of itinerary while driving to Limassol from Larnaca

Boetie1

Amazing to think that this structure is still standing and looking so well. Nice pictures to be taken and worth the visit.

dizbuster

Nice view. Dog poo everywhere. Nice for taking photographs. Not as big as you would expect. As it was built in 1754 and only half of it is left it is nice but narrow.

Y8808JGdavidt

This amazing structure brought water to the city for about 200 years and only ceased just prior to WWII. Surprisingly little known about the history prior to the Turkish build or is it rebuild in the 18th century. Naturally the Cypriots are skeptical that a Turk was the originator of such a blessing to the city.

castle1_10

well it took some finding but after stopping and asking a local it was well worth it we arrived here at 17:00 what a fantastic sight came into view as we dropped down the roadway with the sun lighting the aqueduct upyou can walk up to both ends to view the channel not recommended to walk the structure thoughof not you can take the walk to the salt lakes also from here its about 5km wonderful piece of history here

AthinaT_13

Abou Bekir Pasha (1670 - 1758), one of the Ottoman governors of Cyprus, ordered the construction of this water supply system with its total length of 15 km: 8 km underground and 7 km on substructions and arcades. The actual builder was the dragoman (diplomat and interpreter) Kostantinos Christofakis; the work took him three years (1746 - 1748).At the exit from Larnaka towards the Limassol highway you see the most grandiose arches (kamares) of the 15 kilometers long, 18th century aqueduct of Larnaka. For the traveler the old aqueduct of Larnaka offers a interesting challenge. Walking straight line from these 1st arches at about 2-3 kilometers you arrive at the 2nd arches and after a walk of almost the same distance, but having to pass the airport 'by-pass highway', you arrive at the 3rd and lowest arches. At this point you have to look for the old grain mill, which was working with the aqueduct's water. And then for almost 8 kilometers up to the river, the water channel becomes underground, but every 250 meters you can see the 'visiting wells' of this unbelievable project, which channeled the water of river Tremithos to Larnaka till the 1950'Further info at link: http://www.romanaqueducts.info/aquasite/larnaca/index.html and some pictures i took just to be shared with you. Kamares Aqueduct looks beautiful at night when is lighted.

cherepanova

Остановиться стоит лишь если вы проезжаете мимо (рядом проходит одна из основных трасс, ведущих в Ларнаку). Акведук, а точнее его оставшийся фрагмент не производят большого впечатления: древнее сооружение находится в окружении современных построек. Специально ехать стоит только если вам совсем делать нечего и нужны хоть какие-то достопримечательности, которыми Ларнака почти обделена.

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