The High Level aqueduct at Caesarea Maritima is a site usually visited by tour groups to Caesarea.
Aqueduct Junction — Note how one part turns left while the other channel continues straight. Eventually, both sections lead to Caesarea.
But only 3 mi. [4.5 km.] to the north-northwest of Caesarea is a very well preserved portion of that same aqueduct—at the Israeli town of “Bet Hannanya.”
On the right, a Latin Inscription mentioning the the Roman Emperor Hadrian (ruled AD 117-138)
To visit the aqueduct, drive north on Route 4 from Caesarea. Turn left (west) at the Bet Hannanya intersection, and left again toward the village. The road passes right through the aqueduct—it is only two minutes from Route 4!
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