Merida Guided Tour with Tickets
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Experience Highlights
Explore the main monuments of the historic centre in depth on this guided tour of Mérida with tickets. You will follow a complete itinerary that, for approximately 3 and a half hours, will take you to the most emblematic tourist attractions of the city.
You will be accompanied by an expert local guide, who will provide you with relevant information at each point of the tour. All entrance fees to the paid tourist attractions are included, so you don't have to worry about anything.
- Visit the archaeological area of the Moreria, the Alcazaba, the Roman Amphitheatre and the Roman Theatre in one tour.
- Learn more about the history of these monuments from an expert local guide .
- Benefit from the convenience of having all the entrance fees to the monuments included.
What’s included
- Guided tour of Mérida with entrance fees included, approximately 3.5 hours
- Expert local guide
- Entrance to the archaeological area of the Morería
- Entrance to the Alcazaba
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Step by Step
With this guided tour of Mérida with tickets you'll be sure to get the most out of your visit to the city. For approximately 3 and a half hours, you'll tour the historic city centre with an expert local guide.
You will have access to the most emblematic monuments, both free and paid, with all entrance tickets included. On the day of the tour, all you have to worry about is enjoying the different visits.
At each of the stops, the guide will give you all the information you need to get a panoramic view of the city's history. In the archaeological area of the Morería, he will show you a Roman road more than 2,000 years old and you will be able to admire the remains of Roman houses in the Casa de Los Mármoles.
At the Alcazaba, you can climb the walls to see the bridges and admire the views, as well as access the cistern that supplied water to the city. The Roman Amphitheatre will be waiting for you with its arena where the wild beasts and gladiators used to fight duels. And the Roman Theatre will not leave you indifferent with its impressive enclosure, with space for more than 6,000 spectators in Roman times.
There will also be time to visit the Puerta de la Villa statue, Plaza España, the Roman Bridge, the Temple of Diana and the Forum Portico. The idea is for you to explore the main monuments in the historic centre of Mérida in depth.