Ergástula romana, Roman archaeological monument in Astorga, Spain.
The Ergástula romana is a Roman monument in Astorga featuring an underground vaulted gallery. This structure was originally part of the forum and served as a support for an altar.
The structure dates to the Roman period when the Iberian Peninsula was under Roman control. Originally it stored agricultural products from Roman estates in the area.
The site forms part of the Roman Museum of Astorga, displaying artifacts discovered during local excavations. These objects show how Roman residents lived and worked in this region.
Access to the site is through the adjoining Roman Museum, which has varying hours depending on the season. Visitors should check opening times beforehand to ensure they can view the monument.
The site connects directly to the Roman Route, an educational path through Astorga that links multiple Roman locations. This route gives visitors a broader view of the Roman history scattered throughout the city.
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