Roman Heritage Collection

The Puente Romano (Roman Bridge) over the Guadiana river, dating back to the 1st century BC. It is the worlds longest bridge from ancient times

Detail of the Portico of the Roman Forum in Merida depicting Medusa. Spain

Portico of the Roman Forum in Merida, Spain

The Emperor Augustus in the gardens of the Roman Theatre of Merida, a construction promoted by the consul Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, dating back to the year 15 BCE. A Unesco World Heritage Site

Detail of the Roman Theatre of Merida, a construction promoted by the consul Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, dating back to the year 15 BCE. A Unesco World Heritage Site. Merida, Spain

Templo de Diana (Diana Temple), a roman temple dating back to the 1st century BC. A Unesco World Heritage Site. Merida, Spain

The roman bridge of Alcantara (Trajans Bridge) is a stone arch bridge built over the Tagus river at Alcantara in 106 AD by an order of the Roman emperor Trajan. It is fully operational today

The historical centre of Chaves. Tras os Montes, Portugal

The roman bridge of Chaves, also known as Trajan bridge, dating back to the 1st century AD. Tras os Montes, Portugal

A Roman fish factory, dating back to the 1st century AC, where the fish was preserved in amphoras to be sent to Rome. Creiro, Arrabida Natural Park. Portugal

The Christian Church of St George, dating back to the 4th century, is the oldest building in Sofia and is surrounded by remains of the ancient roman town of Serdica. Sofia, Bulgaria

Pessegueiro island with the ruins of the castle dating back to the 16th century. Parque Natural do Sudoeste Alentejano e Costa Vicentina. Alentejo, Portugal

Acropole La Maison Carree of Nimes in France
The Maison Carree in the city centre of Nimes in the south of France part of the Roman heritage. Unesco, Languedoc-Roussillon, Gard

Constantine Basilica and palace of Trier, Germany
A combined view on both the Constantine Basilica, part of Roman heritage in Trier and protected by Unesco, and the Palace of Trier, Build close to the Basilica. Germany sunny day. Deutschland

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"Exploring the Rich Roman Heritage: From Magnificent Bridges to Ancient Temples" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating world of Roman heritage. The Puente Romano (Roman Bridge) over the Guadiana river, dating back to the 1st century, stands as a testament to their engineering prowess. Its majestic arches have withstood centuries, connecting communities and preserving history. Marvel at the intricate details adorning the Portico of the Roman Forum in Merida, Spain. Depicting Medusa, this masterpiece transports you to an era where myth and reality intertwined seamlessly. Nearby, another gem awaits - the Portico of the Roman Forum itself. Step into its grandeur and feel like an emperor surveying your domain. The Emperor Augustus himself once graced the gardens of the Roman Theatre of Merida. This magnificent construction was promoted by Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa, a consul who understood that art could transcend time. Admire its detailed architecture and imagine being part of a crowd witnessing ancient performances. Venture further into history at Templo de Diana (Diana Temple), a roman temple dating back to 1st century BC. Feel awe-struck by its well-preserved columns standing tall against all odds; they whisper stories from long ago. Crossing borders into Portugal reveals more hidden treasures. The roman bridge of Alcantara (Trajan's Bridge) showcases their mastery over stone arch bridges; it has gracefully spanned generations while remaining steadfast over turbulent waters. In Chaves' historical center lies another marvel -the roman bridge also known as Trajan Bridge- dating back to 1st century AD. As you walk across it today, envision traders bustling along this vital link between civilizations. Discover unexpected aspects of daily life at a Roman fish factory from 1st century AD where fish were preserved for consumption. Imagine workers diligently preparing seafood delicacies that would grace the tables of Roman feasts.