Historical Sites

Built in the 3rd cent. BC and later expanded to over 1,800 m2, over time the house was renovated (2nd cent. BC -1st cent. AD), moving its fulcrum to t… Read the rest

This occupies most of the block (approximately 2700m²), and in the 1st cent. BC joined together existing buildings through renovations and redeco… Read the rest

It was built (late 3rd-early 2nd cent. BC) in opus africanum using Sarno  limestone, with tufa used for the decorative parts. It is especially  famous… Read the rest

Gibraltar, colloquially known as The Rock, (or simply ‘Gib’), is an overseas territory of the United Kingdom sitting at the entrance to th… Read the rest

<p>Sudan has more than twice the number of pyramids you&rsquo;ll find in Egypt. I know &ndash; I couldn&rsquo;t believe it either. W… Read the rest

The rooms open onto the peristyle, from which one may enter the large garden where once grew beans, perhaps onions and cabbage, grapes, exotic plants… Read the rest

This dates from the 2nd cent. BC and occupies most of the block. The entrance is followed by a closed environment decorated in ‘first style’ (the pain… Read the rest

Built in the 3rd cent. BC and later expanded to over 1,800 m2, over time the house was renovated (2nd cent. BC -1st cent. AD), moving its fulcrum to t… Read the rest

This occupies most of the block (approximately 2700m²), and in the 1st cent. BC joined together existing buildings through renovations and redecoratin… Read the rest

Alcañiz belongs to the “route of the tambour”, so-called because of the presence of drums on two consecutive days during the Holy W… Read the rest