Discover Roman Life at Vilauba This Saturday

The family activity at the Roman Villa of Vilauba, organized by the Banyoles Archaeological Museum, will allow participants to learn about ancient customs with a guided tour and 3D reconstruction.

Ruins of a Roman villa in Catalonia under a blue sky.
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Ruins of a Roman villa in Catalonia under a blue sky.

The Roman Villa of Vilauba opens its doors this Saturday, September 12th, at 6 PM, to offer a family activity that will allow attendees to discover how its ancient inhabitants lived.

The event, organized by the Banyoles Archaeological Museum and the Banyoles City Council, is designed for children aged 7 and up and will last approximately 1.5 hours. Participants will follow clues to find out about things like a triclinium or a lararium, delving into the daily life of the villa.
The visit will conclude with a 3D reconstruction of the villa, viewable via digital tablets, offering an immersive perspective of the past. The activity costs €5 per person for children and accompanying adults, with free entry for those under 6. Advance booking is essential, and the activity will proceed only if a minimum number of participants register.
Tickets can be purchased through the website museusdebanyoles.cat. This cultural offering is part of the municipal agenda to promote local historical heritage.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Banyoles (09/09/2026)