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The Mystery of the Aqueduct that Enters the Wall

Summary by La Vanguardia
In the Roman city there were two entrances of water, but there is no certainty that one arrived from Collserola

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In the Roman city there were two entrances of water, but there is no certainty that one arrived from Collserola

·Barcelona, Spain
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It looks a bit like an old Roman aqueduct. The new wall along the Mendelweg opposite Naturalis is a striking sight. The wall is approximately five meters high and fifty meters long and consists of a long row of arches. The wall stands on leased land belonging to Mentor...

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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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