What you'll hear inside Columbarios of Mérida:

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  Mausoleum of the Voconians

  The Mausoleo de los Voconios is a 1st-century AD funerary monument in Mérida, a square open-air cremation tomb belonging to the Voconia family, a plebeian clan originally from Ariccia in central…

• 2
  Mausoleum of the Julii

  The Mausoleo de los Julios is the largest structure in this funerary complex, built open-air during the 1st century AD to house the cremated remains of the Julia family.

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  Semi-subterranean Mausoleums (Bodegones)

  The semi-subterranean mausoleums, locally known as the 'Bodegones' or 'Cueva del latero', comprise two Roman funerary buildings situated south of the main Columbarios complex in Mérida.

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  Funeral Garden and Open-Air Interpretation Centre

  The funerary garden and open-air interpretation centre form the educational heart of the Columbarios complex in Mérida.