Unearth the Past at Roman and Paleo-Christian Necropolis

Explore one of the best-preserved late Roman cemeteries, dating from the 3rd to 5th centuries AD.

The necropolis serves as a research center focusing on Roman and early Christian burial practices. Its foundation traces back to the conversion of Rome to Christianity. This archaeological site has over 2000 tombs, offering insights into the lives, beliefs, and customs of ancient Tarraco's inhabitants.

Noteworthy Highlights

💀 Unique Sarcophagi: View intricately designed burial and funereal objects.

🌿 Extensive Collection: Examine remains of diverse tombs that reflect rich cultural traditions.

📜 Historical Insights: Gain knowledge about the daily lives, practices, and beliefs of ancient Romans.

Entry is free with a Museu Nacional Arqueològic de Tarragona ticket, making it accessible for historians, tourists, and families alike.