Archaeological Park of Segóbriga, Saelices

Such a pleasant experience. They have a small museum that display findings from the archeological site, and video presentations on the history of the ruin city, which I recommend to watch to get a brief understanding before visiting the site. The only setback is the video only in Spanish, lucky for me as I have native Spanish speaker with me. The short walk to the archeological site is just so pleasent, the surrounding scenery is just so beautiful. We can walk into roman arena and experience the sound echo in it. Although this is much a smaller vision as to compare with the one in Rome but it is very worthy to visit and the entrance fees is so affordable only €6 for adults.

Remains of the Roman city Sego (victory) Briga (fortress) built in the 1st century CE. It includes an amphitheater, large theater, Basilica, Forum and two Roman baths. You park your car at the museum where there is also a small place with food and drinks automates. The rest is on foot and from the museum mostly uphill The museum is small but has some interesting artefacts and a small theater that runs a video that you should see first to get some background information. The video is in Spanish but there is a version with English subtitles that you can ask for. The city is in a splendid location with rolling hills on one side with a river below. There are information panels at the various locations that are both in Spanish and English