Lucien Dupuis
Historic site and monument

La Bachaule

Description

After walking up the little chemin de la Martinette, which runs alongside the canal, and looking down at the bottom of the water to admire the newts and leeches, you'll come to the bachaule:

a small aqueduct allows the Martinette to cross a ravine, the former bed of the Savasse.
The conduit was originally built of wood on stone pillars.
In the mid-19th century, it was replaced by a cement canal resting on 5 tufa arches.

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Opening

All year round, daily.

Contact
La Bachaule Avenue Duchesne
26100 Romans-sur-Isère

Updated on 28/07/2023
Through Valence Romans Tourisme

Historic site and monument
La Bachaule
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