Ancient romano aqueduct of Sexi

The ancient romano aqueduct of Sexi consists of surviving remains of a Roman-era water supply structure associated with the town of Sexi, now Almuñécar, on the southern coast of Spain. It is part of the material remains that illustrate Roman infrastructure in Andalusia.

Built during the Roman period to supply water to the town known as Sexi, the aqueduct served domestic and municipal needs and forms part of the broader Roman infrastructure network along the Mediterranean coast. Over time much of the structure fell into ruin; surviving parts have been preserved as archaeological remains.

The remains are located in Almuñécar on the Costa Tropical in the province of Granada, Andalusia, on Spain’s southern Mediterranean coast.

• Location in Sexi/Almuñécar: Located in the modern town of Almuñécar, which in Roman times was known as Sexi, where visible sections of the channel and support structures remain.