Sightseeing in Merida

Sightseeing in Merida

The country of Spain is one of the most visited countries across the entire world; what with all the exoticism, bullfighting and flamenco dancers. Also, the country of Spain has one of the most richly ingrained cultures to be found anywhere in the entire continent of Europe. The country of Spain has several tourist cities; all of which are unique, and for a different reason at that. Of the many destinations in the country of Spain the coastal city of Mérida is definitely one of the most picturesque destinations in the country. Located in close proximity to the sea, Merida affords not just the pleasure of checking out the various monuments in Mérida but sightseeing in Mérida also includes scenic views too. The city of Mérida is a regal legacy of the Roman Empire. Mérida is positioned en route of the ‘Silver Route’. In fact, much of what remains in the city for sightseeing in Mérida is basically Roman Constructions. Some of the sightseeing structures in Mérida include the Amphitheatre, a Temple dedicated to Diana and an ordinary Roman theatre. The city of Mérida is also a declared UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mérida is a city where history still persists in daily life. The city of Mérida was founded as far back as 25 BC. It was Roman emperor Augustus who founded the city, and hence it was named Emerita Augusta was given. There are numerous iconic places for Sightseeing in Mérida.

Some of the must visit places for sightseeing in Merida in Spain are listed below:

  -  The National Museum of Roman Art
  -  The Vía de la Plata (Silver Route)
  -  The Roman Theatre
  -  The Amphitheatre
  -  The Temple of Diana
  -  The Arch of Trajan
  -  The Roman Bridge
  -  The Aqueduct of Los Milagros
  -  The Roman dam of Proserpina
  -  The Alcazaba
  -  The Conventual Santiaguista
  -  The Roman Aljibe

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