Enclave Arqueológico Puerta de Almería

Om museet

The site is in the Nicolás Salmerón park and preserves the only Roman remains in the city of Almería that have survived to the present: a fish-salting factory that operated between the 1st and 4th centuries AD.

The complex also includes a stretch of the city's Islamic walls, built in the mid-10th century, with the remains of one of its gates, which gives the place its name.

It was the first urban excavation carried out in Almería, and the public debate about its preservation accompanied the discovery. Today it functions as an interpretation centre with three rooms: a short audiovisual on how an archaeological site forms and is excavated, a room with six Roman salting tanks, and a central room with the remains of the medieval wall and its gate.

Højdepunkter

• Six Roman fish-salting tanks
• Stretch of the Islamic walls from the mid-10th century
• Remains of one of the wall's gates
• Audiovisual on the formation and excavation of a site

Permanent udstilling

• Exposición permanente del enclave – Three rooms: an audiovisual on how an archaeological site forms and is excavated, a room with six Roman salting tanks, and a central room with the remains of the medieval wall and one of its gates.

Ejer

Junta de Andalucía

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Free admission until capacity is reached.

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