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Discover the fascinating history of Mérida, Spain, on a guided walking tour that takes you deep into the heart of this ancient city. Accompanied by an expert guide, you'll explore remarkable Roman and medieval landmarks that have shaped Mérida's unique character.
Your journey begins in the historic center, where you'll admire the Co-Cathedral of Santa María and the Palacio de los Vera-Mendoza. Stroll along ancient Roman roads, marvel at the Casa de Los Mármoles, and witness layers of history from the city's Roman foundation to its Visigoth and Muslim influences.
Walk across the iconic Roman Bridge, the longest in the Iberian Peninsula, and enjoy panoramic views of the Guadiana River and the striking Lusitania Bridge. You'll also visit the impressive Alcazaba, a fortress from the Muslim era, where you can climb the walls and explore the ancient cistern.
Continue to the awe-inspiring Temple of Diana and the remains of the Roman Forum, feeling the presence of emperors and gladiators. Stand on the sand of the Roman amphitheater and finish at the renowned Roman theater, once home to 6,000 spectators and still hosting the International Theater Festival today.
This 3.5-hour tour includes entrance tickets to all major monuments and the services of a knowledgeable official guide. Tours are available in Spanish and suitable for all fitness levels. Headphones are required for the radio guide, so bring your own or purchase a pair at the meeting point. Secure your spot now for an unforgettable journey through Mérida's storied past!
