• Torres de Serranos - Starting at the Serranos Towers, the tour will introduce what Valencia was like just before the Romans arrived.
• Pont dels Serrans - On the Serranos Bridge, the Roman port of Valencia and its maritime activities will be discussed.
• Puente de la Trinidad - The Trinidad Bridge, the oldest in Valencia, largely follows Roman construction techniques. Here, the significant Roman engineering works will be described.
• Plaza de la Virgen - The tour will proceed to Plaza de la Virgen, where the center of the Roman city and historical events from the Republican to the Imperial era will be explained.
• La Almoina Archaeological Museum - Inside the museum, visitors will explore the archaeological remains of key Roman public buildings, with explanations of their social functions.
• Cripta Arqueologica de San Vicente Martir - At the Archaeological Crypt of San Vicente Mártir, visitors will see the remains of a chapel from the Visigoth period, dedicated to the city’s patron saint, illustrating the transition from paganism to Christianity.
• Plaça de la Reina - The tour will conclude at Plaza de la Reina, detailing the rest of Roman Valencia’s urban layout, city boundaries, and demographics.

• All Fees and Taxes
• Entrance to archaeological museums included

• Alcoholic beverages

Discover Roman and Visigoth Valencia. Learn about its historical and architectural evolution from its foundation by the Romans in 138 BC until the fall of the Visigoth kingdom. Enjoy this route of the creation of a Roman city step by step until its crisis and the change towards Christianity by visiting the Almoina Archaeological Museum and the Crypt of San Vicente, living testimonies of that era.

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