GEORGES LUCIEN

Not much of the aqueduct is left, but the park offers a nice place to sit and relax on a bench. It’s within easy walking distance of the old town centre. You can also park accross the street. The aqueduct was built around the 1st century and originally 42 km long. There are other sections of the aqueduct that are still intact.

A must visit historical place , next to park where you can do small picnic or rest as well. not far from centre Ville. You can go by feet and in 6 minutes you’re there.

Peaceful and beautiful surrounding with history. There’s a park attached where people walk their dog, sit and relax.

Unfortunately the place is not well conserved, as only ruins remain today, and there is very little effort in showing them or explaining the part they used to play in the past.

Interesting ruins if you are there by chance...

I'm a history nerd and I loved it. The whole town has ruins to discover and appreciate. I recommend walking around from the parking lot at this location. There's another close by with even more intact aqueduct ruins.

It is an amazing feeling standing next to history, the ruins are beautiful.

Frejus does not show much respect for their roman legacy. It is almost rather handled as an obstacle fo the current city life...