Roman villa of Vilauba Photos
Altar tardorromano (s.III d,C.) de la Vila Romana de Vilauba, Camós
Déu Mercuri Lar (s. I d.C.) trobat a la Vil·la Romana de Vilauba, Camós
Dessin de la Ville Romaine de Vilauba, Camós, Costa Brava
Gisement romaine de la Ville Romaine de Vilauba, près de Banyoles, Costa Brava
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2.5 miles awayRomanesque church located near the Banyoles lake and consecrated in the twelfth century. Access to it is very easy, since it is next to the road, and has parking. From simple portal, the interior reveals that the main apse is formed by several little apses and two side chapels. There's a triumphal at the entrance to the chancel. To the right of the this little church is the rectory, and left the cemetery, with graves of past centuries, and a small covered space called comunidor, where in ancient times the priest blessed the four winds to wish for a good harvest.
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Darder Museum was created by the Catalan natural scientist Francesc Darder, in 1916, with the aim of showing the large collection of natural history that he had been collecting throughout his long career. By date of creation it is one of the oldest museums in the province of Girona. From 2007 was reopened to the public completely renovated and incorporating also a s......
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3 miles away
The Archaeological Museum of Banyoles, located in the Gothic palace Pia Almoina, from fifteenth century, shows the great archaeological and historical findings that have been obtained in recent years under Banyoles area. Thus we find the remains of a hominid jaw with several thousand years, the fanged feline's skull Incarcal (1.3 million years), tools extracted from the nearby Neolithic village of Draga, the caves of Serinyà ... Undoubtedly a museum, recently renovated, with a great collection.
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