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Follows the ‘Força Vella’ circumference.
Means the original Roman precinct (1st C BC and 3rd
C AD) with Carolingian (9th and 10th C) and some Medieval (14th C) on top
Land enclosed by the 4 rivers – Güell, Ter,
Onyar, Galligants
Pujada del Rei
Marti
(leads into cathedral square from North)
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Sobreportes Gateway
N Entrance of Via
Roman square towers inside 14th
C round ones.
Roman wall visible under arch – large
sandstone blocks – end 3rd C (against Germanic tribes)
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Ferran el Católic
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Roman tower
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Torre Gironella
(views of
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Highest point of original precinct
1 square Roman tower, a partial arcade
(maybe part of an aqueduct), remains of a similar tower below
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(Jardins de Joan Fuster)
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Remains of 1st
City founded by Roman General Gneu Pompeu
Magne
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University car park
Pati de les Aligues
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Roman wall
Remains from all periods.
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Plaça Sant Doménec
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Roman Wall, square tower and Gate ‘Porta
Rufina’ (was to the right of tower) 3rd C sandstone blocks
Nice shady café (!)
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Pujada Sant
Domenec
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Take next right up and back track (Escola
Pia)
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Roman tower
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Plaça del
Correu Vell
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Gate (gone)
S entrance to Via Augusta
Main entrance and exit to Roman Gerunda
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Quatre Cantons
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c/ Ballesteries
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Originally this street was outside the
Roman wall. The riverside walls were built in the 14th C and left
the street in between the 2 walls.
Various towers – 1 visible between no. 42
& 44 (3rd C AD now 14th C)
Remains of 3rd C Roman tower –
go inside no. 24-26 doorway on the right side – large sandstone blocks)
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Pujada Sant Feliu
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Roman sewer
Wall next to Sobreportes Gate – large
polygonal blocks of numulite - 1st
Numulitic stone from Girona quarries
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8 Roman sarcophagi near altar
Church built on Roman burial ground
outside wall
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C / de la Força
(go through Sobreportes Gate and continue
straight)
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Cardo maximus
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