Roman Wall - Free Audio Guide

The Roman Wall of Barcelona, recognised as a National Cultural Heritage site, is an extraordinary vestige of the city's ancient past. Constructed during the late Roman era (3rd-4th centuries), it formed an elongated octagon, with a height of 9 meters and a perimeter of 1,220 to 1,350 meters. Key attractions include well-preserved sections of the wall and the Porta Praetoria. The site is accessible, with views available at the Museum of the History of the City located beneath Plaça del Rei. Admission generally grants access to the museum along with archaeological remains. The wall stands as a symbol of Barcelona's evolution from its Roman origins, showcasing the city's profound cultural legacy.