Do you want to uncover the secrets of ancient Roman? Then come explore the famous Casa del Mitreo on this thrilling free tour! Nestled in the heart of Mérida, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Roman villa from the 1st century AD is a must-see for anybody visiting Spain. Picture yourself walking through history as you explore the luxurious residence of a wealthy Roman family. The site is famous for its stunning cosmological mosaic, an intricate depiction of the universe that showcases the Romans' advanced artistic and scientific knowledge. Mérida, once one of the most important cities in the Roman Empire, boasts some of the best-preserved archaeological remains in Europe! So, join this tour with a savvy guide who will bring these ancient stories to life, and let the past captivate your imagination!

Meet your guide next to Merida’s bullring and get ready to dive back in the past. As you wander through the Casa del Mitreo with your small group, you'll be amazed by the beautifully preserved mosaics, frescoes, and architectural marvels. The highlight is the cosmological mosaic, a true masterpiece that reflects the rich cultural and religious tapestry of ancient Rome. Marvel at the detailed representation of the heavens, sun, and zodiac signs, and imagine the grandeur of life in this opulent villa. Your guide will regale you with tales of Roman life, from the lavish living quarters to the bustling social spaces. The villa also had sophisticated heating systems, highlighting the advanced engineering skills of the Romans. You’ll understand how the elite of ancient Mérida lived, dined, and entertained!

But the adventure doesn’t stop there! Just a few steps away, the Roman Columbariums await. This ancient funerary site offers a fascinating glimpse into Roman burial practices and the rituals that honored the dead. These columbariums, communal burial chambers, housed the cremated remains of the deceased, reflecting the Romans' communal spirit and respect for the dead. Your guide will share captivating stories about the tombs and the cultural significance of these practices. The Romans believed in an afterlife where the dead could be comforted by offerings. As you explore this area, you’ll learn about the profound beliefs and traditions that shaped Roman society. It’s the perfect experience for locals, tourists, families or solo travelers! Book your spot on the Free Tour of the Casa del Mitreo today and embark on an unforgettable journey through time!