Villa romana del Ramalete

The Roman villa of Ramalete extends across eighteen rooms, including thermal baths with caldarium, tepidarium, and frigidarium sections near the Ebro River.

Discovered in 1946 during farming activities, the villa dates from the 4th century AD and operated as an agricultural estate until the early 5th century.

Three notable mosaic floors from rooms 5, 7, and 8 display geometric patterns and scenes, including one depicting the owner Dulcitius hunting deer.

The original mosaics from the villa are now exhibited at the Museum of Navarra and the National Archaeological Museum for public viewing.

The villa features an external courtyard layout uncommon in Hispanic Roman architecture but frequently found in British villa designs.

Location: Tudela

GPS coordinates: 42.15964,-1.64561

Latest update: March 6, 2025 23:22