Aqueduc de Carpentras

Name: Aqueduc de Carpentras
Address: Route de Bédoin, Carpentras, 84200, FRANCE

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Route de Bédoin, 84200 Carpentras

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In the 18th century, after the Plague in 1720, the architect Antoine D'Allemand built a huge 729 m aqueduct, thereby providing the town with abundant drinking water.

As early as the 14th century, Carpentras boasted beautiful fountains supplied by a medieval aqueduct that brought water from the Caromb Springs.

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Aqueduc de Carpentras

Route de Bédoin, 84200 Carpentras

Aqueduc de Carpentras

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