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Ancient Roman sacred sites in Portugal
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Conímbriga
Condeixa-a-Nova, Coimbra, Portugal
Conímbriga preserves more of daily Roman provincial life than any other site in Portugal: a forum built for the imperial cult, mosaic-floored villas, and a defensive wall...
Roman Ruins of Milreu
Estoi, Faro, Portugal
At Milreu, a Roman temple to a water deity became a Christian basilica with its own baptismal font, and, tradition holds, later a mosque, before the whole structure...
Roman Ruins of São Cucufate
Vidigueira, Beja, Portugal
São Cucufate is the largest known Roman villa in Portugal, an unusually vertical estate whose vaulted rear gallery still stands two stories high....
Tongobriga
Marco de Canaveses, Porto, Portugal
Tongobriga grew from an Iron Age Castro-culture hillfort into a Roman administrative town with a forum and baths, and later carried a Palaeochristian basilica into the...
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This guide includes 4 sacred places within the Ancient Roman tradition in Portugal.
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