Conimbriga
Condeixa-a-Nova, Portugal
Conimbriga is one of the largest excavated Roman towns in Portugal, 16 km south of Coimbra, with a forum, baths, an…
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Portugal was part of the Roman province of Lusitania, and its Roman sites are quieter than Merida across the border, but they show two things well: town life in the interior and the fish-salting industry of the Atlantic coast.
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Ammaia Roman City
Marvão, Portugal
Ammaia is a Roman town of the province of Lusitania in the valley of the Sever river, below the hilltop village of…
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Cerro da Vila Roman Ruins
Vilamoura, Portugal
Cerro da Vila is a Roman villa and small port beside the marina of Vilamoura on the Algarve coast.
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Troia Roman Ruins
Tróia, Portugal
The Roman ruins of Troia are the remains of one of the largest fish-salting centres of the Roman world, on the Troia…
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Conimbriga, south of Coimbra, has the best Roman mosaics in the country, plus a forum and baths; Ammaia, below Marvao, keeps a towered gate and a forum with a temple podium; Troia, across the Sado from Setubal, has some 182 salting tanks; Cerro da Vila in Vilamoura is a villa with baths and mosaics. Reach Troia on the ferry from Setubal, and see Conimbriga at opening.