Museo del Puerto Fluvial

Zaragoza


This small museum displays Roman river-port installations, exposed beneath glass walkways and comprising remains of a vestibule at the northeast corner of the forum, with an arched facade that opened to the riverbank. Video, models, plans and pictures help you visualise how it was.


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