With a lenth of 217 m, it carried the water of the River Francoli to the city. It was built with big stones; it has two floors of superimposed arches with 25 arches on the upper floor and 11 on the lower one, the water circulated above them inside a groove.
It is very well preserved, because some works have been done on it. It was declaraed a conservation area in 1905.

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