Puig Ciutat, a Roman site
Discover a Roman-era site, violently destroyed by Julius Caesar's troops in 49 BC.
The inhabitants had to abandon the site quickly, leaving behind many everyday objects: household tableware (craters, small vases), amphorae and storage containers, black-glazed pottery, saws, sickle, loom weights, games, javelin and catapult lace, sling projectiles, etc. The site was never reoccupied and has been preserved in very good condition. Thanks to these unique facts, we know in detail how the inhabitants lived, what they ate and how they fought.
What did the Romans do in Puig Ciutat? Come and find out!
The site can be visited in two ways:
Free access visit through a route with informative and explanatory panels.
Through the free-access information tour in the archaeological park of the site, you can learn about what the site was like, the wall, the buildings, the life of the inhabitants and the siege they suffered or how the site has been investigated.
Monthly guided tour with prior reservation - The first Saturday of every month from 11am to 12.30pm. Reservations: by calling 628 35 14 30, by WhatsApp, or by writing to puigciutat@puigciutat.com.
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