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Audio guide National Museum of Roman Art in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through National Museum of Roman Art 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 National Museum of Roman Art:
- 1Central Nave with Round Arches
The central nave of the National Museum of Roman Art is a monumental space defined by nine semi-circular arches that precisely replicate the scale of Mérida's preserved Arch of Trajanus.
- 2Ground Floor – Public Performance Buildings
Rooms I, II and III on the ground floor of the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano are dedicated to the public entertainment buildings of Augusta Emerita: the theatre, amphitheatre and circus.
- 3Ground Floor - Roman Religion
The ground floor rooms IV and V of the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano are devoted to Roman religion, displaying heads, busts and statues of the various deities worshipped in Augusta Emerita.
- 4First Floor – Ceramics, Numismatics and Crafts
The first floor of the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida houses an impressive collection of small-scale Roman artefacts.
- 5Second Floor – Portraits from the Emeritan School
The second floor of the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano showcases one of the museum's finest collections: a remarkable assemblage of private portraits from the Emeritense school, housed in rooms V and…
- 6Room of the Charioteer Mosaic
The Sala del Mosaico de los Aurigas houses one of the museum's finest mosaics—an impressive 4.95-metre-high by 5.65-metre-wide floor dating to the 4th century AD.
- 7Hall of Theodosius's Missorium
The Sala del Missorium de Teodosio occupies the second floor of the museum and displays a replica of the celebrated Missorium, or Disc of Theodosius I.
- 8Assembly Hall (2026 Extension)
The auditorium in the National Museum of Roman Art forms a key addition to the expansion opened in February 2026, designed by Rafael Moneo four decades after his original building.
- 9Temporary Exhibitions Hall (2026 Extension)
The temporary exhibitions gallery forms part of the National Museum of Roman Art's expansion, which opened on 4 February 2026.
- 10Archaeological Crypt of the Museum
Roman remains in situ beneath Moneo's building: roads, houses, a necropolis and wall paintings.
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- 1.Central Nave with Round Arches
- 2.Ground Floor – Public Performance Buildings
- 3.Ground Floor - Roman Religion
- 4.First Floor – Ceramics, Numismatics and Crafts
- 5.Second Floor – Portraits from the Emeritan School
- 6.Room of the Charioteer Mosaic
- 7.Hall of Theodosius's Missorium
- 8.Assembly Hall (2026 Extension)
- 9.Temporary Exhibitions Hall (2026 Extension)
- 10.Archaeological Crypt of the Museum
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