Discover the best top things to do in Province of Cadiz, Spain including Museo de la Piel de Ubrique, Centro de Interpretacion de la Historia, Ermita de San Juan de Letran, Archaeological Ensemble of Baelo Claudia, Museo Naval de San Fernando, Centro Cultural La Victoria, Museo Municipal de Costumbres y Tradiciones.
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This superb early Roman city is very well preserved in relation to other cities whch have been built over. It has everything, the forum, the ships, the great Roman highway and city gates, columns, the magnificent amphitheatre, the saltng pits near the beach, temples, necropolis, statues, viaduct, baths etc etc. The layout is clearly visible and work is still in progress as it will be for years to come. The visitor centre and museum attached in a beautiful building. Some of the exhibits were not available due to winter refurbishing but we could not coomplain as their was plenty to see. One of the statues was found as late as 2012 so there is obviously more to come. We will be back. Our one criticism is that the whole site is FREE to view for EU nationals. Why? We would have gladly paid 5 Euros each for the experience. We have noticed this tendency in Spain not to charge for historical venues or very small amount such as 1.80 Euros. Visitor should contribute to the venues as the staff have to be paid and the buildings kept up to standard, never mind funding for more digging and research! The Spanish Government is missing a trick here.
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