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4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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User Reviews
J C (3 months ago)
Long walk down to the bottom of the gorge Amazing Arab bath house Walking back up hill is a challenge
Long walk down to the bottom of the gorge Amazing Arab bath house Walking back up hill is a challenge
Daniela Spencer (5 months ago)
Beautiful archaeological site with interesting history! It’s a small museum that can be seen within 30 minutes or less. If you’re pressed for time, I wouldn’t suggest going completely out of your way to see it, but it’s cool.
Beautiful archaeological site with interesting history! It’s a small museum that can be seen within 30 minutes or less. If you’re pressed for time, I wouldn’t suggest going completely out of your way to see it, but it’s cool.
Deborah M (6 months ago)
Excellent walk through the past, well preserved and great video explaining the site in both English and and Spanish
Excellent walk through the past, well preserved and great video explaining the site in both English and and Spanish
Suzanne Reisel (7 months ago)
This site is down the road from the Puente Viejo and is worth going to. The baths and gardens are beautiful and the short video about the history and how the baths worked and their social importance is very interesting. We did not buy tickets in advance.
This site is down the road from the Puente Viejo and is worth going to. The baths and gardens are beautiful and the short video about the history and how the baths worked and their social importance is very interesting. We did not buy tickets in advance.
slurp tea (10 months ago)
Arab baths archaeological site. Pay Euros at the ticket office to enter, card payment only. It’s a small site, with various plaques offering and explanation of the zones your visiting. For 900 years old it’s in reasonable condition. Inside the building is remarkably cooler and a retreat from the heat and sun of outside. That must be down to the building engineering design. A cinema style presentation explains the moorish era of construction and how it all worked. A water tower by the river, now dried up. Pulled water up by donkey drawn buckets to the top of the tower and drained along the top of the wall to feed the water storage tanks inside the building. A furnace heated the water to feed the baths and massage rooms inside. If your like archaeology and the past your love this.
Arab baths archaeological site. Pay Euros at the ticket office to enter, card payment only. It’s a small site, with various plaques offering and explanation of the zones your visiting. For 900 years old it’s in reasonable condition. Inside the building is remarkably cooler and a retreat from the heat and sun of outside. That must be down to the building engineering design. A cinema style presentation explains the moorish era of construction and how it all worked. A water tower by the river, now dried up. Pulled water up by donkey drawn buckets to the top of the tower and drained along the top of the wall to feed the water storage tanks inside the building. A furnace heated the water to feed the baths and massage rooms inside. If your like archaeology and the past your love this.
