MUSEO DE ZARAGOZA. CENTRO MONOGRÁFICO DE LA COLONIA CELSA

The Museo de Zaragoza Centro Monografico de la Colonia Celsa is an archaeological site museum in Velilla de Ebro, Zaragoza, dedicated to the Roman colony of Celsa, founded in 44 BC. Opened in 1997 following successive excavation campaigns, the museum presents the everyday habits and customs of life in this Roman city through its remarkably well-preserved remains. The visit combines the museum galleries with a tour of the archaeological site itself, one of the best-preserved urban Roman sites in the Ebro Valley.