What to see in Kingdom Spain

The ancient Roman gold mines "Las Médulas" are located near the town of Ponferrada in the region of El Bierzo. It was most important gold mine in Roman Empire. The site is included in UNESCO World Heritage Sites....

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The Roman Theatre in Malaga lies near the Alcazaba of Malaga. It was discovered in 1951. The theatre has a radius of 31 meters and height of 19 meters. It seems not to have been used since the 3rd century and the Moors used parts of it while building The Alcazaba fortress....

The Roman Theatre in Cartagena was discovered in 1987. It dates back to the 1st century BC and is one of the most important in Spain along with the theatre in Mérida....

The Roman necropolis near Carmona is a large archeological site. It is situated close to the town, beside the Seville road. It contains many rock-hewn sepulchral chambers, with niches for the cinerary urns, and occasionally with vestibules containing stone seats....

The ancient Augusteum in Cartagena is an interesting Roman monument, named because this was the meeting place for a religious cult inspired by the Emperor Augustus....

The ancient cave dwellings (Cuevas Al Jatib) in the village of Las Cuevas de Baza (municipality of Baza, Granada) are typical for the entire province of Granada. Some of them are still inhabited by families who passed them down for generations or serve as seasonal retreats from the heat or cold,...

The Roman amphitheatre in Merida was inaugurated in 8 BC: it was to be used for gladiators and ferocious animals games. The building is an ellipce 126 x 102 m externally. The inner arena axes measure 64 x 21 m. It was built for 16,000 spectators....

The ruins of Roman Village of Rio Verde (Villa Romana de Rio Verde) are situated between Marbella and Puerto Banus. This is one of Marbella’s most important historic sites.Some of the remains were known from XVIII-th century but most of the site was discovered in 1960 by the archaeologists Carlos P...

The Roman Baths in Alameda occupies about 3,000 square meters. They dates back to I - III centuries AD C. The building had rooms for different purposes - changing rooms, swimming pools, fuelwood , furnaces, etc. Lots of ceramics were found inside....