What you'll hear inside Roman Walls and Roman Museum of Astorga:

• 1
  Roman Ergastula

  The Ergástula Romana is a vaulted underground gallery dating to Roman times and forms the core of the Museo Romano de Astorga.

• 2
  Sala Permanente José María Luengo

  The Sala Permanente José María Luengo comprises the Roman Museum of Astorga's permanent exhibition, located on the second floor of a building constructed above the Ergástula.

• 3
  Roman Wall and Semicircular Towers

  Built in the early 4th century AD, Astorga's Roman Wall stretches roughly 2,500 metres in a trapezoidal circuit, punctuated by distinctive semicircular towers and bastions.

• 4
  Roman Gate

  The Puerta Romana stands as the sole surviving gateway from Astorga's original medieval walls.

• 5
  Legio X Gemina Rampart and Ditch

  Cerca Legionaria marks the start of the Roman Route through Astorga and represents León's oldest accessible archaeological site.

• 6
  Lesser Baths

  The Termas Menores are a Roman public bathhouse that served the social needs of Asturica Augusta's inhabitants.

• 7
  Curia / Aedes Augusti

  The Curia of Asturica Augusta stands as a rectangular building with an apse within the portico that closes the forum's western boundary along Calle Gabriel Franco in León.

• 8
  Forum / South Portico

  The Southern Portico is one of the most visible remains of the forum at Asturica Augusta, situated opposite Astorga's Municipal Library.

• 9
  House of the Mosaic of the Bear and the Birds

  The Domus del Mosaico del Oso y los Pájaros stands as one of the most significant Roman domestic complexes unearthed in Astorga, located at the city's southeastern edge.