
A small, detailed outdoor reconstruction of a Roman aqueduct offering textured stone arches, mossy surfaces and a clear sense of scale against Jura foothills. Best at golden hour or overcast for even light; weekday mornings have few visitors. Easily reached by car from Crassier with limited roadside parking; site is open-air with no ticketing. Great for combining architectural detail with local landscape and Roman-era context.

A small, detailed outdoor reconstruction of a Roman aqueduct offering textured stone arches, mossy surfaces and a clear sense of scale against Jura foothills. Best at golden hour or overcast for even light; weekday mornings have few visitors. Easily reached by car from Crassier with limited roadside parking; site is open-air with no ticketing. Great for combining architectural detail with local landscape and Roman-era context.