Went today at 11.20am because we were in the area it was shut such a shame.

Rather nice. The person in charge is friendly. She could be a bit more helpful (if she herself studied the topic a bit) explaining various aspects of this incredible civil engineering achievement from the Romans. It is worth the visit in any case.

It is a beautifuly designed interpretative center with some artifacts on display. The exhibition does a better job in explaining the work involved and the extend of this Roman engineering project, then the video does. The visitor centre breaths quality, which is worthy of the importance of the archeological treasure that takes the center of the stage: a 25 km aquaduct, with tunnels.

(Translated by Google) Brief exhibition related to the nearby aqueduct, with audiovisual and informative history to understand the context of the work, as well as an exhibition of relative archaeological remains. A route close to the aqueduct is offered, the complete visit including the aqueduct can be completed in about an hour. Given the uniqueness of the work, the visit is justified. Ideal to complete the morning (Original) Breve exposición relativa al acueducto cercano, con audiovisual e historia informativa para entender el contexto de la obra, así como exposición de restos arqueológicos relativos. Se ofrece ruta cercana al acueducto, la visita integra incluyendo acueducto puede completarse en alrededor de una hora. Dada la singularidad de la obra la visita está justificada. Ideal para completar la mañana

(Translated by Google) Very interesting to understand Roman architecture and discover this aqueduct (Original) Muy interesante para entender la arquitectura romana y descubrir este acueducto

(Translated by Google) The only thing worthwhile is the introductory video. Access to the aqueduct is terrible; the path is literally destroyed. We asked for advice at the visitor center, and they advised us to arrive by camper van... Damn, we didn't listen to the woman at the visitor center: it seems like she hasn't been there in a long time, as it's even dangerous to go there by car. If you don't know something, don't give advice. You made us have a very, very bad time. (Original) Lo único que merece la pena es el video de introducción. La visita al acueducto tiene un acceso malísimo, el camino está destrozado, literalmente. Pedimos consejo en el centro de interpretación y nos aconsejaron llegar en autocaravana... maldita la hora que le hicimos caso a la chica del centro de interpretación: parece que hace mucho que no va por allí, pues es hasta peligroso subir en vehículo. Si no sabes algo, no aconsejes, nos hiciste pasar muy muy mal rato

(Translated by Google) This Roman aqueduct of Albarracín-Gea-Cella is largely unknown despite the magnificent work of Roman engineering that it represented in its time and that is still there today. The difficulties of accessing the land and its rock excavation make it different from any aqueduct we have in mind. In Gea there is the interpretation center where through an audiovisual they explain the context and its construction and then Enma gave us a wonderful guided tour of sections 4 and 5 of the aqueduct. The cost is 5 euros per person and there are several times for which you must make a telephone reservation. The contact telephone numbers are on the interpretation center's website. The corresponding administration could invest more in its conservation and maintenance because the access and route is in poor condition in some sections and it is a shame that having such a cultural and tourist treasure goes unnoticed. (Original) Este acueducto romano de Albarracín-Gea-Cella es un gran desconocido a pesar de la magnífica obra de ingeniería romana que supuso en su época y que hoy en día sigue ahí. Las dificultades de acceso al terreno y su excavación en roca lo hace diferente de cualquier acueducto que tengamos en mente. En Gea está el centro de interpretación donde a través de un audiovisual te explican el contexto y su construcción y después Enma nos hizo una estupenda visita guiada a los tramos 4 y 5 del acueducto. El coste es de 5 euros por persona y hay varios horarios para los que hay que hacer reserva telefónica. En la web del centro de interpretación están los teléfonos de contacto. La administración correspondiente podría invertir más en su conservación y mantenimiento porque el acceso y el recorrido está en mal estado en algunos tramos y es una pena que teniendo ese tesoro cultural y turístico pase desapercibido.