The Segóbriga archaeological park is an important Celts and Roman site located around the so-called hill of Cabeza de Griego in the town of Saelices (Cuenca, Castilla-La Mancha, Spain). Asset of Cultural Interest declared a National Monument on June 3, 1931.
Despite the fact that the city is in ruins, its state of conservation is more than acceptable, compared to other remains located on the peninsula.
Celtiberians
The necropolis (outside the walls).
Roman
- The wall and the North Gate
- Segóbriga Amphitheater
- Roman theater of Segóbriga
- The Monumental Baths
- The gymnasium and the thermal baths of the theater
- House of the mining attorney
- Cryptoporticus of the forum and the curia
- Forum
- The basilica classroom
- The Acropolis
- The cave sanctuary of Diana (outside the walls)
- The aqueduct (outside the walls)
- The quarries (outside the walls)
- The circus (outside the walls): The most recent investigations have determined that this construction was built on a necropolis, but that it was never completed.
Visigoths
The basilica of Cabeza de Griego (outside the walls)
Working hours
Thursday
10AM–6PM
Friday
10AM–6PM
Saturday
10AM–6PM
Sunday
10AM–6PM
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
10AM–6PM
Wednesday
10AM–6PM
GPS coordinates: 39°53′06″N 2°48′48″W
Address: CM-310, S/N, 16430 Saelices, Cuenca, Spain
How to get to?
- From Madrid 1 hr 17 min (112 km) via A-3
- From Cuenca 46 min (76.8 km) via A-40 and CM-310
- From Toledo 1 hr 20 min (123 km) via A-40
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