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If you want to make the transfer payment, please contact the History Museum of Tarragona at reservesmht@tarragona.cat

The Amphitheatre completed the trilogy of show buildings (theatre, circus and amphitheatre) distinctive of a first-class Roman city, capital of one of the imperial provinces.

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Casa Canals is located at number 11 in Granada Street. The aforementioned street is located in an area of Tarragona that has suffered the urban evolution of the Part Alta or historic center of the city.

If you want to make the transfer payment, please contact the History Museum of Tarragona at reservesmht@tarragona.cat

The circus was, without a doubt, the most popular mass show in the Roman world. In this enclosure the races of carts were played, usually pulled by two or four horses (beats or quadrigues).

If you want to make the transfer payment, please contact the History Museum of Tarragona at reservesmht@tarragona.cat

IMPORTANT: YOU MUST CHOOSE YOUR ENTRY TIME TO THE CIRCUS ON THE CALENDAR

From antiquity to the present day, travel to our past

Includes the visit of four of the venues: Archaeological Walk, Circ-Pretori, Amphitheater and Casa Canals

If you want to make the transfer payment, please contact the History Museum of Tarragona at reservesmht@tarragona.cat

The young slave Melpomene decides to disobey her master a little to teach us Tarraco. And you, are you ready to enter this important Roman city?

If you want to make the transfer payment, please contact the History Museum of Tarragona at reservesmht@tarragona.cat

The route of the Archaeological Promenade extends over the 18th century fortifications. In 1932 it was converted into the current promenade and opened to the public as a romantic garden space. The Roman wall is the most ancient preserved monument in Tarraco. The wall had a defensive function and defined the sacred boundaries of the city. From its original route of more than 4,500 meters, only 1,100 meters remain.

The Amphitheatre completed the trilogy of show buildings (theatre, circus and amphitheatre) distinctive of a first-class Roman city, capital of one of the imperial provinces.

For groups between 20 and 35 people

Casa Canals is located at number 11 in Granada Street. The aforementioned street is located in an area of Tarragona that has suffered the urban evolution of the Part Alta or historic center of the city.

For groups between 20 and 35 people

The circus was, without a doubt, the most popular mass show in the Roman world. In this enclosure the races of carts were played, usually pulled by two or four horses (beats or quadrigues).

For groups between 20 and 35 people

IMPORTANT: YOU MUST CHOOSE YOUR ENTRY TIME TO THE CIRCUS ON THE CALENDAR

From antiquity to the present day, travel to our past

Includes the visit of four of the venues: Archaeological Walk, Circ-Pretori, Amphitheater and Casa Canals

The young slave Melpomene decides to disobey her master a little to teach us Tarraco. And you, are you ready to enter this important Roman city?

The route of the Archaeological Promenade extends over the 18th century fortifications. In 1932 it was converted into the current promenade and opened to the public as a romantic garden space. The Roman wall is the most ancient preserved monument in Tarraco. The wall had a defensive function and defined the sacred boundaries of the city. From its original route of more than 4,500 meters, only 1,100 meters remain.

The Amphitheatre completed the trilogy of show buildings (theatre, circus and amphitheatre) distinctive of a first-class Roman city, capital of one of the imperial provinces.

Casa Canals is located at number 11 in Granada Street. The aforementioned street is located in an area of Tarragona that has suffered the urban evolution of the Part Alta or historic center of the city.

The circus was, without a doubt, the most popular mass show in the Roman world. In this enclosure the races of carts were played, usually pulled by two or four horses (beats or quadrigues).

The young slave Melpomene decides to disobey her master a little to teach us Tarraco. And you, are you ready to enter this important Roman city?

The route of the Archaeological Promenade extends over the 18th century fortifications. In 1932 it was converted into the current promenade and opened to the public as a romantic garden space. The Roman wall is the most ancient preserved monument in Tarraco. The wall had a defensive function and defined the sacred boundaries of the city. From its original route of more than 4,500 meters, only 1,100 meters remain.

IMPORTANT: YOU MUST CHOOSE YOUR ENTRY TIME TO THE CIRCUS ON THE CALENDAR

From antiquity to the present day, travel to our past

Includes the visit of four of the venues: Archaeological Walk, Circ-Pretori, Amphitheater and Casa Canals