Ruinas Romanas de Mérida

Ruinas Romanas de Mérida
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The ruins of Emérita Augusta, a Roman city founded c. 25 BC by Emperor Augustus to settle veteran soldiers[1]. The site features one of Spain's best-preserved Roman theatre complexes, alongside an amphitheatre, circus, the Temple of Diana, and the iconic Aqueduct of Los Milagros[1][2]. Founded as a colony for retired legionaries, Mérida became one of the most important cities in Roman Hispania[1].

TypeCity
Period500 BC - 1 AD
CountrySpain
Coordinates38.9171° N, 6.3387° W

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