Explore Pont du Gard with Stanza's GPS-triggered offline audio guide.

The Pont du Gard is an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge that crosses the Gardon River. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a significant example of Roman engineering.
The largest arches of the structure. Need: a vertical or angled view highlighting the scale of the middle tier.

Understand the physics of the arch, a design that allows this massive bridge to appear light and airy while growing stronger under the weight of its own stones.
The top level where the water flowed. Need: interior and top-down views of the conduit.

Peer into the narrow world of the maintenance workers who once crawled through the top-tier channel to clear the mineral deposits that threatened the city's water supply.

Learn about the ancient waterproof sealants made from organic ingredients that protected the summit channel as 40,000 cubic meters of water flowed toward the city every day.
Downstream view toward the old mill. Need: a view of the riverside building to provide historical context of the site's later uses.

Track the bridge's life after the Roman era, when it served as a vital toll crossing and supported local industry through a riverside mill.
The final stop on the riverbank. Need: the iconic symmetrical reflection shot to discuss the bridge's survival and floods.

Conclude your journey at the riverbank, observing how the golden limestone has survived centuries of violent flash floods and the slow passage of two millennia.
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