Caesaraugusta River Harbor Museum

Nice small museum about the river port. Not much info in English but can use Google translate. Can buy one roman site ticket for 4€ or 4 roman sites (forum, port, thermal spa and theatre) for 7€

We got the combo ticket for all four sites for 7 euro. We originally only saw the Teatro but found out about the other sites when the front attendant mentioned the combo ticket. All four sites are interesting and a reprieve from the crowds. Overall, recommend going to all four sites and learning about the Roman history of Zaragoza and Spain at large. They have a film to show before you enter if you want. The site is huge when you go down. It's crazy to think there are likely more ruins like this under homes throughout Zaragoza. The staff were great and they all fell in love with my son haha!

Worth to go through the Ruta Caesaraugusta visiting the four archeological museums: the Forum, the Public Baths, the River Port and the Theater. A bit of history from the Roman legions that founded Zaragoza with their movements inside Spain and equipment they used.

A very interesting museum describing the Roman city which existed on this site 2000 years ago. The museum is below ground level and there are stairs and lifts to get there. The museum shows the foundations of the city and how they used to handle the waterworks. Apart from exhibitions about Roman life, there is a film in Spanish with English subtitles describing the rise and fall of the city. Most of the signage is in Spanish only though there are a surprising number of ones in English. Zaragoza tends not to translate signs. Entrance in September 2022 was €4 per adult. Its an interesting museum to get an understanding of Zaragoza's Roman heritage. If you intend to visit other Roman sites in the city, consider buying a combined entrance ticket.

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Amazing ruins and museum, don't miss the projection, it's a fun surprise! This ticket also allows you to visit another 3 or 4 places in the nearby, it's a very good deal.

A small place well staged. Nice little film on the history of the Roman port. Combined ticket with 3 other Roman historical site makes it well worth the visit.

Smaller than the forum museum. Our favourite part was learning about the water depths and how the river has receded over the years