Torres de la Muralla Romana

Barcelona is an extremely ancient city. At first, it was Carthage City. The name came from the surname of Hannibal's father. Carthage commander Hamilka Baka (Hamilcar Barca)), after the first Punic War Carthage lost Sicily, Baka attacked strategically. Developed Spain. Although there is no trace of Carthage today, the appearance of Rome is scarred everywhere in the city. It is said that the Roman wall in Barcelona once had 78 towers... Now out of the subway Jaume I station, you can find the Roman wall and tower in the fourth century. This is a good place for the Romans to fortify and rebuild the walls after the Germanic tribes began to attack.

On Nova Square there are two towers of ancient Roman walls, and the seven bronze letters "BARCINO" at the bottom of the tower are clearly visible. This is one of the four entrances to the ancient Roman wall area. The ancient Roman wall built in the 1st century is the only remaining ancient Roman city relics in Barcelona.

It is one of four gates that once entered Barcelona's Old Town and is still very well preserved. The Roman Empire wrote a brilliant note in European history, so looking at the ruins may feel the same time.

The irregular quadrilaterals drawn on the walls are 450 m long and 200 m wide. This week the 1300 m long walls surround the city's heart to protect it over the 15th century.

This remnant of the wall is the only trace left by ancient Rome in Barcelona, the wall is not tall, but there is a towering tower, and there is a bronze statue in front of it, which is one of the four gates into the ancient city at that time.