A terrace on the hill at the eastern end of the centre, set so the aqueduct runs away from you in a single line of arches. The arches are floodlit after dark and this is where Querétaro comes to walk in the evening, with food carts and couples along the railing. There is a statue of the Marqués who paid for the aqueduct standing over it. Five minutes by taxi from the Jardín Zenea, or a twenty-minute walk mostly uphill.