Segóbriga Archaeological Park Tickets with Audio Guide

Explore Segóbriga Archaeological Park at your own pace with an English self-guided audio guide covering its key Roman monuments.

Getting started

Enter Segóbriga Archaeological Park using your ticket and follow the on-site route into the ancient city. Once inside, activate your self-guided audio guide in English and select the first stop to begin. From there, move between monuments using the suggested sequence or choose your own path while keeping the commentary synced to each area.

What to expect

Segóbriga Archaeological Park

Segóbriga Archaeological Park preserves the remains of an ancient Roman city in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula. During your visit, you explore open-air monuments and urban spaces that trace how the settlement evolved through the Roman, late Roman, and Visigothic periods.

Features

• The self-guided audio guide in English provides historical commentary on the main monuments, Roman society, and local history, so you can understand how daily life unfolded in this provincial city.
• At the Roman Theatre, the audio explains the place of performance in public life and helps you picture how audiences experienced plays and official events on its tiered seating.
• In the Amphitheatre, you see the arena where Roman spectacles took place, while the commentary describes the types of events held here and their role in civic entertainment.
• Walking through the Forum, the civic heart of the settlement, you learn how political, religious, and commercial activities were organized in Segóbriga’s urban centre.
• The route also takes you past the public baths and other monumental buildings, with the guide highlighting how bathing culture, infrastructure, and public amenities shaped Roman urban life.
• One section of the audio is dedicated to lapis specularis, the translucent gypsum that brought wealth to Segóbriga, outlining how its extraction and trade impacted the city’s prosperity.
• Further stops cover the city’s evolution in the late Roman and Visigothic periods, giving context to architectural changes and shifts in urban use across these centuries.
• Throughout, you enjoy a flexible, self-guided visit at your own pace, choosing how long to spend at each monument while using the commentary to deepen your understanding.