Bolonia Roman ruins (Baelo Claudia)

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Bolonia Roman ruins (Baelo Claudia) are the remains of an ancient Roman city and port on Spain’s southern coast, notable for its well-preserved forum, theater, and fish-salting factories.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman city
archaeological site
tourist attraction
abandonedInPeriod late antiquity
connectedTo North Africa
Tingis
country Spain
declinedInPeriod 3rd century AD
flourishedInPeriod 1st century AD
2nd century AD
foundedInPeriod late 2nd century BC
hasOnSite archaeological museum
hasPart Capitolium
linked to: Capitoline Temple

aqueducts
basilica
city walls
fish-salting factories
forum
garum production facilities
gates
industrial quarter
market
necropolis
residential quarter
temple of Isis
theater
thermal baths
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
knownFor Roman theater
archaeological conservation
fish-salting industry
garum export
well-preserved Roman urban layout
well-preserved forum complex
languageUsed Latin
locatedIn Andalusia
Bolonia
Hispania Baetica
linked to: Andalusia

Province of Cádiz
linked to: Cádiz Province

Tarifa
locatedNear Atlantic Ocean
Bolonia beach
Strait of Gibraltar
locatedOn southern coast of Spain
managedBy Spanish Ministry of Culture
primaryFunction commercial center
industrial center
port city
religionPracticed Roman religion
timePeriod Roman Empire

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Tarifa near Bolonia Roman ruins (Baelo Claudia)
Playa de Bolonia adjacentTo Baelo Claudia archaeological site
linked to: Bolonia Roman ruins (Baelo Claudia)