You can see the actual remains of the city and also a model thta gives you an idea of how people lived in the Roman times

I was surprised by the extent of the excavations, right under the main plaza. Attached museum is very informative. A must if you're interested in Zaragoza's Roman past.

I didn't really know much about Zaragoza and was surprised to learn that it was an old Roman city, established in the name of Caesar Augustus from whom the final name of the city was derived. This small museum gives you one picture of what...More

Museo del Foro de Caesaraugusta is located in the old part of the city and it is one of the four museums about roman history of Caesaraugusta, the name of Zaragoza in the Roman period. It is the second biggest museum and here you can...More

We try to see everything a place has to offer when we visit, so we bought the combined ticket for four related attractions - the Roman forum, port, baths and theatre. It cost 7 euros and I went free as a pensioner (they're very good...More

This & the Roman Amphitheatre were the best out of the 4 sights you can see if you buy a 7 euro combined ticket to the Caesaugusta museums. I'd only go if you have plenty of time in Zaragoza & have seen the other major...More

Despite the lack of a movie in English....kids and parents enjoyed the visit. Highly recommended. But, I would recommend visiting the theatre (no need to pay to get in), the thermal baths and the port