Acueducto de Los Arcos
17th-century stone aqueduct, with pointed arches, across the ravine outside the town. Exterior viewing.
The Los Arcos aqueduct crosses the ravine outside the town of Alpuente, in La Serranía. It is a 17th-century stone work, with pointed arches carrying the water channel from one side to the other.
History
The 17th-century aqueduct belongs to the water network of the walled town. Listed as a cultural asset, it survives as an open work above the ravine, outside the old quarter.
What to see
The pointed arches and the channel above the ravine. The aqueduct viewpoint pairs with the town walk: Alpuente castle and walls, the town of Alpuente and the MUPAL palaeontology museum.
Tips for your visit
- It is seen from outside, at the ravine viewpoint.
- Pair it with the town walk after lunch.
- Wear comfortable shoes for the rural setting.
Frequently asked questions
How old is the aqueduct?
From the 17th century, stone with pointed arches.
Can you go inside?
No; it is an open work above the ravine, outside the town.
What pairs with it?
The castle, the town and the MUPAL museum.
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