Journey back in time in Merida, Spain's ancient Roman treasure trove. As the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania, Merida boasts some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the Iberian Peninsula. Read more
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Founded in 25 BC, Merida quickly rose in prominence as an essential city in the Roman Empire. Its strategic location made it a key logistical hub, resulting in significant Roman infrastructural developments. Today, these remnants of ancient grandeur captivate visitors, making the city a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the expansive Roman theatre to the impressive aqueduct, Merida's landscape is dotted with ancient wonders, each telling tales of gladiatorial combat, epic theatre performances, and the daily lives of its ancient inhabitants.
Embarking on a journey through Merida immerses visitors in tales of emperors and gladiators, saints and scholars, providing an unparalleled glimpse into the opulence of the Roman era in Spain.
A grand spectacle, this theatre once seated around 6,000 spectators. Restored in the 20th century, it is still used for performances today, making history come alive.
Witness the arena where gladiators once battled for glory. The elliptical design and seating tiers remain impressively intact.
Once a part of the city's forum, this temple stands with Corinthian columns, representing religious practices of Roman Merida.
An Islamic fortress built on the banks of the Guadiana River, it is a testament to the subsequent Moorish influence in the region.
Designed by renowned architect Rafael Moneo, the museum houses an exquisite collection of Roman artifacts, including mosaics, sculptures, and coins.
Stretching over the Guadiana River, this ancient bridge is one of the longest of its kind and has been in use for two millennia.
Marvel at the engineering genius of the Romans in this remarkably preserved aqueduct, standing tall with its iconic arches.
Once a venue for chariot races, this vast structure provides insights into the entertainment preferences of Roman citizens.
This grand arch, dedicated to Emperor Trajan, served as an entrance to the temple precinct.
An archaeological site showcasing residential Roman architecture, complete with mosaics and other domestic artifacts.
Journey to the roots of the Roman Empire at the Archaeological Ensemble of Italica, where ancient streets echo tales of emperors, gladiators, and the mighty civilization that once thrived here.
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