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Canal du Midi - Where Ships Have to Climb, France (224/418)
Culture/Tradition/Anthropology/Ethnic studies, Environment/Geography, Travel/Tourism, Adventure/Expeditions
German [OV], English [DUB], Spanish [DUB]
00h15h00h00 min
Canal du Midi - Where Ships Have to Climb, France (224/418)
This 360-km network of navigable waterways linking the Mediterranean and the Atlantic through 328 structures (locks, aqueducts, bridges, tunnels, etc.) is one of the most remarkable feats of civil engineering in modern times. Built between 1667 and 1694, it paved the way for the Industrial Revolution. The care that its creator, Pierre-Paul Riquet, took in the design and the way it blends with its surroundings turned a technical achievement into a work of art.
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| __clip.originaltitle | Schätze der Welt - Canal du Midi - Wo Schiffe klettern müssen, Frankreich |
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Culture/Tradition/Anthropology/Ethnic studies Environment/Geography Travel/Tourism Adventure/Expeditions |
| __clip.producedby | SWR in co-production with Telepool |
| __clip.yearofproduction | 2001 |
| __clip.duration | 00h15h00h00 min |
| __clip.countryoforigin | Germany |
| __clip.languageversions | German [OV], English [DUB], Spanish [DUB] |
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