The Venetian Aqueduct

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Around Ancient Corinth survive remains of the systems that brought water to the city and its fields. One of the most striking is the aqueduct attributed to the period of Venetian rule.

What you will see

A run of arched openings on stone piers, carrying the channel across a shallow bed. The construction is plain and functional, but the repetition of the arches across open country makes a memorable image — especially in low, raking light.

The monument is not a developed visitor site: it stands out in the fields, and you come upon it almost by chance.

Practical notes

• In the wider area of Ancient Corinth.
• No signage or facilities — it takes a little searching.
• Respect the property and crops around it.