Caesaraugusta Roman Baths Museum

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. This site has the least information about it. Also be aware if they are showing the presentation video, the staff "close" access until it's over but it's not closed, you just have to wait (some people are complaining about this, just go grab a coffee at the corner and come back, problem solved). Staff are great.

Was unable to go as they had already closed the doors at 8pm although they should be open till 9 pm. Can buy one roman site ticket for 4€ or 4 roman sites (forum, port, thermal spa and theatre) for 7€

Worth to go through the Ruta Caesaraugusta visiting the four archeological museums: the Forum, the River Port, the Public Baths and the Theater. Here you’ll find the swimming pool they built over the public baths, nice the audiovisual explanation, 15minutes, Spanish only.

Do all four roman museums. Definitely worth it 👌

Interesting, although you don’t know when to show up. The door is closed and access is not granted while they have a “presentation” going on, which happens every 30 minutes. You simply don’t know how long the wait is for the next round. It could be 29 minutes or 2 minutes.

This afternoon I visited the "Roman Hot Spring museum". I have enjoyed a lot seeing the big swimmingpools and watching the video that compared Caesaraugusta with Pompeya. My favourite part has been the history that the video swowed. The Hot Springs were amazing. It´s incredible thinking that 3000 years ago people were having baths there. My favourite museum 10/10.

Had some potential but the video presentation which is 90% of the museum visit didn’t have English subtitles (or any subtitles).

The least informative museums out of the four Roman archaeological sites. Whilst the other sites give you a full picture of the Roman past, very little is shown in relation to the whole complex and Roman baths in general. Perhaps the audio visual presentation would have taken care of this, but as it was out of order, I was unable to experience this part of the exhibition.