"House of the Amphitheater" founded by C. Iulius Sucesianus in the second half of the third century AD is a funerary monument, located outside the walls of the Roman Merida. The door is crowned by a lintel with the image of the two rivers emeritenses: Guadiana (Ana) and Albarregas (Arraeca), and the name of the founder of the monument.
"House of the Amphitheater" founded by C. Iulius Sucesianus in the second half of the third century AD is a funerary monument, located outside the walls of the Roman Merida. The door is crowned by a lintel with the image of the two rivers emeritenses: Guadiana (Ana) and Albarregas (Arraeca), and the name of the founder of the monument.
Roman Museum of Merida
This complex includes a part of the city wall, of the San Lázaro aqueduct, a water tower, two houses, and a mausoleum.
Amphitheatre Emerita Augusta
Archaeological collection
