Elegant neoclassical water tower completed in 1768, designed to conceal the terminus of the 14km Saint-Clément Aqueduct that brought water to the city. Features a harmonious hexagonal form with graceful Corinthian columns.
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Sunset when the structure is bathed in golden light, or evening when illuminated
faq.subtitle Château d'Eau (Water Tower)
No longer used as a water source, but remains an important historical monument and symbol of Montpellier. The connected aqueduct is also preserved as a historical landmark.
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