Acquedotto Felice - Free Audio Guide

The Acquedotto Felice, also known as Aqua Felix, is a Renaissance-era aqueduct in Rome, constructed in 1587 under Pope Sixtus V. It was designed to supply water to the Viminale and Quirinale hills, marking the first aqueduct built in Rome after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Visitors can admire its impressive arches and scenic routes, which highlight the architectural prowess of the time. While the site is not officially open to tours, it can be viewed from various vantage points in the city, making it a unique attraction for those interested in history and engineering. Accessibility is relatively easy, with nearby public transport, and there are no admission fees.