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Once the longest bridge in the Roman Empire. Part original Roman construction, part restoration from the Visigoth era. Still used daily by pedestrians. The Alcazaba is on the Merida side of the bridge.
The Puente Romano is a Roman bridge over the Guadiana River at Mérida in southwest Spain.
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A small, mostly derelict section of remains of the city entrance next the river, that has been uncovered. Ticket required.
Uncovered section of foundation of the old city forum, with a few reconstructed columns.
Spectacular collection of mosaics and sculptures. Does not accept combo ticket. Entry €3.
Uncovered remains of an old Roman mansion. Many original floor mosaics still visible. Ticket required.