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Interesting urban archaeological site with an important piece of Roman road and sarcophagi which stood as symbols of social significance of local families. The site witnesses both the historical importance of Barcelona as well as its contemporary tendency to preserve and present its historical layers. Do not expect an amusement park here, but admire the fact that the city has opened up its square in the middle of a very dense neighbourhood to show its 2000-year old history.
It's nice to see these old ruins but it's very small. Not much to do here
Roman tombstones along the road.
Simple and interesting.
Fascinating part of the history of Barcelona.
If you read up about the history, it's pretty fascinating. Do five minutes of research before you go and you will enjoy it so much more. It's really just an open air archaeology/heritage site now, so if you are into that, you won't regret this pretty plaza.
No English descriptions. Totally not worth coming even if it's free.
No really good. You will find much more better places in the area.