Roman swimming pool
A Roman archaeological site with a well-preserved structure, showcasing engineering techniques and social life, and reflecting its history and advanced archi...
The Roman Baths are a remarkable archaeological site dating from the Roman period, situated in a setting that reflects the rich history of ancient Lucus Augusti. This site stands out for its well-preserved structure, which offers a fascinating insight into the engineering techniques and way of life of the Romans on the Iberian Peninsula. The bath, part of a thermal complex, illustrates the importance the Romans attached to leisure and health, serving as a place for socialising and relaxation. Its design and construction bear witness to the advanced architectural knowledge of the period, and its preservation allows visitors to imagine daily life in a thriving Roman city.
Miñá Gate
An exhibition on Roman Lugo, housed in a former abattoir, offers a journey through history with photographs, maps and archaeological artefacts along the Way ...
Roman Wall of Lugo
An impressive Roman fortress with a perimeter of over 2 km, crowned by semi-circular towers. A World Heritage Site, it offers unique views.
House of Mithras
A unique archaeological site featuring the remains of a Roman house and a temple dedicated to Mithras, with murals and the architecture of the ancient Lucus ...
El Muro Interpretation Centre
It offers a journey through time using advanced audiovisual technology in a Baroque house, situated at the heart of Roman history.
Roman swimming pool
A Roman archaeological site with a well-preserved structure, showcasing engineering techniques and social life, and reflecting its history and advanced archi...
House of Mosaics
A Roman residence featuring geometric and figurative mosaics, a radial heating system and porticoed courtyards, ideal for admiring the rich ancient ornamenta...