Tarifa's Roman ruins

Tarifa’s Roman ruins, primarily located at Baelo Claudia, are well-preserved archaeological remains of an ancient Roman settlement near the Atlantic coast. Established around the 1st century BCE, it served as a significant fishing and trading port, featuring a bustling marketplace, baths, temples, and a fortified wall. The site provides insight into Roman daily life, commerce, and architecture in Iberia. Today, visitors can explore these ruins, which showcase the advanced engineering and cultural exchange fostered by the Romans, offering a tangible link to the region’s ancient past amidst a scenic coastal setting.