Barcelona boasts a whole series of sites open to the public and these make it one of the cities with the most archaeological spaces – dating from different epochs – adapted for visits. Special mention should be made of the remains of the Roman city and the Visigothic episcopal complex in the Barcelona City History Museum, which are complemented by the remains of the Royal Palace from the Romanesque and Gothic periods.
We will also visit the remains of a Roman domus with interesting remnants of paintings, a house with mosaics and large storage chambers, the remains of the Arian cathedral under the church of Sants Just i Pastor, the remains of the walls from the medieval and early modern periods, and remnants of the city in the old market of El Born, dating from the 16th and 17th centuries.