Again great to see things like this and you can even walk up and walk where water once flowed

Part of the Diocletian Aqueduct. It was constructed between the end of 3rd and beginning of the 4th century AD at the same time as the Palace. It's not working anymore. Just for history lovers.

Nice view but it would be better to have an observation desk.

1700 years old aquaduct !Conect Split and Solin...

Fast schon unscheinbar steht es dort. Mitten im Nirgendwo. Aber so auffällig wie das Aquädukt ist, so leicht kann man es auch erkennen. Schade fanden wir, dass nirgends eine Tafel zu sehen war mit den wichtigsten geschichtlichen Eckpunkten. Dies wäre sehr interessant. Vom Diokletianpalast ist es bis hierher nicht mehr weit. Beide Sehenswürdigkeiten befinden sich ca. In 15 Fahrtminuten vom Flughafen Split

It's a nice aqua duct but nothing like the real ones, say Pont Du Gard. In fact it's a reconstruction of the original Roman one. But the hike is still worth it.

Surprisingly it is not advertised but very nice to see this ancient piece of architecture. You can only go up to a certain distance on the sides.

Der Olivenhain unter dem Aquädukt war gepflegter

Etwas schade, dass man ein historisch so wertvolles Baudenkmal so stiefmütterlich behandelt. Dennoch einen kurzen Abstecher wert, da man hier die antike Ingenieurskunst noch sehr gut erhalten bewundern kann.

Really interesting! Very impressive if you know what it is, I came upon it by chance watching a video about how the romans build their aqueducts and a comment from someone from Split was there praising how well this one was conserved.

Eigentlich ein sehr interessantes Bauwerk aus dem römischen Reich. Leider geht da wo es steht total unter. Kann man sich so angucken. Kostet nicht. Parken ist schwierig. Man muss aufpassen daß man nicht von Autos die da lang Rasen überfahren wird.

Very good pictures from 1 area only. You can climb on top and walk around it for a short way.

My first Roman aquaduct. So I was happy to see it but it's not been loved for a long time and definitely is no longer carrying water.

Nice to walk around

This was cool to see and we asked a local man if we could park up the hill in his driveway. He was very kind but there was no need to go up the hill and bother him! We could see from the road before climbing the hill.

Amazing to realize it was built around 300 ad, it is so much bigger than I expected.

Unfortunately a forgotten piece of important history. Not maintained at all.