Rating
4.5/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Lugo Cathedral (0,1 km)
San Pedro Church (0,3 km)
Provincial Museum of Lugo (0,2 km)
Roman Walls of Lugo (0,1 km)
Roman Bridge of Lugo (0,9 km)
Monastery of San Xulián de Samos (36,2 km)
Mondoñedo Cathedral (49,2 km)
Church of San Xoán (22,9 km)
Sobrado Abbey (37,8 km)
Monastery of San Vicente do Pino (54,1 km)
Monastery of Santa María de Oseira (61,4 km)
College of Nosa Señora da Antiga (54,7 km)
Monastery of San Salvador de Villanueva (55,5 km)
Monfero Abbey (53,5 km)
User Reviews
Julia O (4 months ago)
Small but well presented.
Small but well presented.
Emma Bellerby (2 years ago)
This was a very interesting museum, but the best part was the museum staff - their English was extrememely good, they were eager to share with us about the collection, they put on an English video just for us and were generally helpful and friendly. If you are a student, pensioner or a teacher then you get discounted tickets but you need ID. I would definitely recommend this.
This was a very interesting museum, but the best part was the museum staff - their English was extrememely good, they were eager to share with us about the collection, they put on an English video just for us and were generally helpful and friendly. If you are a student, pensioner or a teacher then you get discounted tickets but you need ID. I would definitely recommend this.
Rubén Tojeiro (2 years ago)
A good first stop to get the background of Lugo, it's historical significance and the building of the Roman Wall.
A good first stop to get the background of Lugo, it's historical significance and the building of the Roman Wall.
maria brancato (2 years ago)
The lower level Roman remains was interesting to see. Lots of interactive screen on different facts about the villa and temple. The more modern exhibition was not as accessible as there was no English translations.
The lower level Roman remains was interesting to see. Lots of interactive screen on different facts about the villa and temple. The more modern exhibition was not as accessible as there was no English translations.
Diego P. Ramallo (2 years ago)
A very good site explaining you the history of that specific space opposite to the city's cathedral. From a Roman house following the recommendations of Vitruvius that added a sanctuary to the eastern deity Mitra, to being demolished in order to build Lugo's famous Roman defensive walls. To a medieval graveyard and an aristocratic baroque residence.
A very good site explaining you the history of that specific space opposite to the city's cathedral. From a Roman house following the recommendations of Vitruvius that added a sanctuary to the eastern deity Mitra, to being demolished in order to build Lugo's famous Roman defensive walls. To a medieval graveyard and an aristocratic baroque residence.
