In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Clunia Sulpicia Roman City telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.

What you'll hear inside Clunia Sulpicia Roman City:

1
Los Arcos Thermae I
The larger of two public bathhouses at Clunia Sulpicia, Las Termas de Los Arcos I was constructed during the 1st century AD with a symmetrical layout that permitted simultaneous use by both sexes.
2
Arcos Thermal Baths II
Termas de Los Arcos II is the smaller of two bath complexes making up the Los Arcos complex at Clunia Sulpicia, separated from Los Arcos I by a columned street.
3
Forum Baths
The Termas del Foro represent the third thermal complex of Clunia Sulpicia, positioned near the city's forum.
4
Flavio Building
The Edificio Flavio is a substantial Roman monument dating to the Flavian period (69–96 AD), situated adjacent to the forum at Clunia.
5
Roman Cave and Water Supply System
Cueva Román is a karstic cave system of underground galleries and pools situated beneath the Alto de Castro.
6
Priapic Sanctuary
The Santuario Priápico is a small chamber within Cueva Román, a network of underground galleries and lakes beneath the Alto de Castro hilltop in Burgos.
7
Las Paradejas
Las Paradejas are archaeological remains located between the forum and the baths at Los Arcos, part of the Clunia Sulpicia complex near Burgos.
8
Roman Theatre
Theatre cut into the living rock seating around 10,000, still used for performances.
9
Taracena House and Mosaics
Domus with geometric and figurative mosaic floors preserved in situ.

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