I definitely recommend visiting, it looks much more awesome and powerful than the picture. You can leave your car in the large free parking lot and then follow the signs to walk about 400m to the aqueduct. It is possible to walk around, under and on top of the aqueduct. I recommend wearing closed shoes.

Large, 3 level, Roman acqueduct. Served the city of Tarraco, capital of Roman Iberia. You can access an aire with parking and a viewing platform for photos off the AP7. Normally you can go down a path on foot to see from below, but the path was closed for repairs. I think that was the bit the TA computer didn’t like

A fantastic piece of historical architecture. Just surprised it is not properly marketed and that access (especially getting back to town) is so poor. We crossed the viaduct thinking we could get out but thus was not possible. So was getting an Uber ti pick us up. If you go off the main paths it's quite treacherous.

Perfect weather day, clear and mild . Easy walk to roundabout from AC Hotel , took #5 bus for 1.60 Euros and took same bus back right at same bus stop. Is a great sight to see aqua bridge built by the Romans around 200BC , do some light hiking around the park , saw locals riding their mountain bikes. Encounter many nice friendly people but got picked pocket by a nice couple, did not notice until I was back at hotel. So just be aware and enjoy!

We took the no. 5 bus from Tarragona to the El Pont del Diable stop, and then a short walk to the aqueduct in its natural setting. We walked across it and then down under it to return to the same bus stop where we took the same line (which runs on a circular route) back to Tarragona. An excellent experience which we enjoyed more than seeing these ones in Pont du Gard and Segovia.

This impressive aqueduct made 2,000 years ago by the Romans is just a short drive outside of Tarragona. Go visit and see how exquisite engineering can stand the test of time. Water was much harder to get back then.