About Santa Eulalia Basilica – Merida
Santa Eulalia Basilica in Merida, known locally as Basílica de Santa Eulalia, is an Ancient Roman church the remains of which lie under the present eighteenth century church.
The namesake of Santa Eulalia Basilica was a girl who was martyred upon being burnt at the stake during the Christian persecutions under the reign of the Emperor Diocletian. According to legend, she is buried nearby.
Santa Eulalia Basilica is one of an ensemble of UNESCO World Heritage sites in Merida.
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Merida Cathedral
Merida Cathedral in Mexico is the oldest cathedral on the continent.
Merida Roman Theatre
The Merida Roman Theatre is a well-preserved first century BC structure and a UNESCO site.
Guadiana Bridge
Guadiana Bridge in Merida was one of the largest bridges built by the Roman Empire.
Merida Roman Circus
The Merida Roman Circus was an Ancient Roman chariot racing arena which, though in ruins, is one of the better preserved of its type.
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Spanish Civil War Sites
Albuera Battlefield
Talavera Battlefield Monument
Trajan Arch of Merida
Temple of Diana – Merida
The Los Milagros Aqueduct
Palacio del Infantado
Santa Maria del Mar
