Morelia's acueduct is a lovely landmark of the city, it is worth at least seeing it from the car... read more
Worth a walk alone the aqueduct. And there is lots to see around that area too! Sundays are great... read more
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Morelia's acueduct is a lovely landmark of the city, it is worth at least seeing it from the car, but you can walk all through it. At the end (or beginning) there is the Tarascas fountain, also another landmark and worth seeing or taking a...More
Worth a walk alone the aqueduct. And there is lots to see around that area too! Sundays are great bcz people are walking around.
The Aqueduct runs from the outer limits of the historic district on Hwy #15 or Av. Acueducto going east toward a very popular residential district, Chapultepec., The height of the Aqueduct diminishes the further out it goes until it ends at a statue honoring the...More
Little off from central but nice to see actual aqueduct! It's amazing still stand nicely. From tarascas fountain nice place to relax.
Coming from a life lived with NEVER having a beautiful Aqueduct to look at everyday....I just can't stop staring at it! I love how their is the clash of old and modern while watching modes of transportation travel through the aged arches. It fascinates me.
This is very well restored and runs through a large part of the city. It is really beautiful and an engineering marvel.
This beautiful XVIII century construction it's one of the most important aqueducts in the country. With a total of 253 arcs, this is one of the icons of Morelia. It's definitely worth seeing, especially if you can take a photo including the Tarascas fountain.
Amazing to be so close to history. What is really cool about this area is how tready it has become. The park is lovely and the nearby shops are upscale. Eateries are geared to young people and are delicious and hip. The wallkway is close...More
Unbelievable story behind the construction of it and worth walking along the 253 arches. Truly stunning architecture and incredible story behind the construction of it!
It was fun to walk along the aqueduct and take in the sites along the way. Interesting that such an endeavour was undertaken so long ago in Mexico
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