An illustration from 1759 shows Hadrian's Aqueduct at the Athens Temple of Minerva. As drought in the region worsens, the city is reviving the ancient water source to supplement drinking water.

Known as Hadrian’s Aqueduct, after the Roman emperor who commissioned it in the second century A.D. so that Romans could have baths, the structure then supplied Athens with water for centuries ...

Hidden heritage Commissioned by Emperor Hadrian and completed around 140 AD, Hadrian’s Aqueduct flows some 23km from Mount Parnitha, north of the capital, directly into the heart of Athens.

Mud from the Marble Arch mound will be used to rebuild Hadrian's Wall as part of Tory 'levelling up' plans, it can be exclusively revealed by the Mirror. Tourism experts say the Twitter storm that ...

Hadrian’s Aqueduct, commissioned by Emperor Hadrian in 125 C.E. and completed in 140, is one of several projects the ruler, known for his proclivity to build, has to his name.

Athens is reviving a 2,000-year-old aqueduct to combat water scarcity exacerbated by climate change. The ancient structure, known as the Hadrian Aqueduct and commissioned by Roman Emperor Hadrian ...

The ancient structure, known as the Hadrian Aqueduct and commissioned by Roman Emperor Hadrian in 140 CE, is being reactivated by the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP) in ...

When some residents of Athens, Greece, turn on their sinks, showers and public fountains later this month, water will flow to some taps from an ancient source: a 2,000-year-old underground ...