National Museum of Roman Art

This brilliant accumulation of antiquated Roman workmanship is inverse the Teatro Romano. Opened in 1986, the National Museum of Roman Art contains a great gathering of Roman artifacts found at the archeological destinations in Mérida.

From old coins, figures, dish sets, earthenware production, and divider artistic creations to headstones, the things in plain view offer an unmistakable understanding into regular day to day existence amid the Roman time. A significant number of the works of art uncover amazing craftsmanship.

Features of the accumulation incorporate a bust of Emperor Augustus cut from Carrara marble, divider works of art from the Roman theater, and a collection of stunning floor mosaics. The exhibition hall was based over archeological remains, and the storm cellar of the historical center highlights archeological unearthings in advance.