• Museo Nacional de Arte Romano - On the Ground Floor, the museum houses its largest artifacts: sculptures of governors, depictions of various religious rituals and intriguing myths, along with the finest elements of Mérida’s renowned monuments, revealing the secrets of their gladiatorial games and intricate theatre productions.
  On the First Floor, visitors will find everyday items in an exceptional state of preservation: kitchenware, office supplies, nursery items, and ladies’ dressing room accessories, all reflecting fascinating traditions.
  On the Second Floor, the ancient inhabitants of Mérida communicate with modern visitors through messages in grand mosaics and tiny tablets. They share their origins, vibrant professions, romances, tragedies, and numerous adventures from two millennia ago.
  Finally, in the Crypt, accompanied by a guide, visitors can explore a live archaeological excavation beneath Spain’s best-preserved Roman city.

• Professional radio guides
• Explanatory illustrations
• Games for children
• Presents at the end

For those eager to explore a museum that doubles as an active archaeological site, the Mérida Museum of Roman Art is a must-visit. It boasts the finest preserved artifacts and treasures from a city where its monumental history continues to emerge from beneath the streets, ready to be discovered. In every room, the guide will reveal a hidden gem of the museum, whether it’s secret messages within the artifacts, intriguing tales of their recovery, or newly unearthed mysteries surrounding the pieces.

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