Discover the Ancient Heart of Barcelona at MUHBA Temple d'August
Explore the ancient wonders of Barcelona at the MUHBA Temple d'August, a historical landmark that offers a glimpse into the city's Roman heritage.
Nestled within the vibrant Ciutat Vella district, MUHBA Temple d'August stands as a testament to Barcelona's ancient roots. This historical landmark, dating back to the 1st century BC, was once a majestic temple dedicated to the Roman Emperor Augustus. The temple's remnants, including towering columns and intricate stone carvings, provide a fascinating insight into the architectural prowess of the Romans and the cultural significance of the site during that era. Visitors are invited to step back in time as they wander through the archaeological site, which is seamlessly integrated into the modern city. The serene atmosphere of the temple contrasts with the lively streets surrounding it, offering a peaceful retreat for those seeking to absorb the historical ambiance. The temple is not only an architectural marvel but also a crucial part of Barcelona's identity, reflecting its evolution from a Roman colony to a bustling metropolis. MUHBA Temple d'August is conveniently located near other key attractions, making it an ideal stop for tourists eager to delve into Barcelona's rich history. The site is open to visitors throughout the week, allowing ample opportunity to explore and appreciate this significant cultural landmark. Whether you're a history buff or simply curious about the city's past, a visit to the MUHBA Temple d'August promises an unforgettable experience that bridges the gap between ancient and modern Barcelona.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds.
- Take your time to read the informational plaques for a deeper understanding.
- Don't forget to bring a camera to capture the stunning architecture.
- Combine your visit with nearby attractions like Plaça del Rei.
A brief summary to MUHBA Temple d'August
- C/ del Paradís, 10, Barcelona, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona, 08002, ES
- +34932562122
Getting There
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Metro
If you're near a metro station, take Line 1 (Red Line) or Line 3 (Green Line). If you take Line 1, get off at 'Catalunya' station. If you take Line 3, get off at 'Liceu' station. From 'Catalunya', head south on La Rambla until you reach Carrer del Carme, then turn left and walk until you reach Carrer del Paradís. From 'Liceu', walk towards La Rambla, head east on Carrer de la Boqueria, then continue until you reach Carrer del Paradís.
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Bus
You can take bus numbers 14, 59, or 91. If you board from Plaça de Catalunya, take bus number 91. Get off at the stop 'Carrer del Paradís'. From there, it's a short walk to the MUHBA Temple d'August located at C/ del Paradís, 10.
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Walking
If you are staying in the Gothic Quarter, the MUHBA Temple d'August is within walking distance. Head towards Plaça del Rei, then walk to Carrer del Paradís. The temple is located at C/ del Paradís, 10. Look for the entrance that is a bit hidden among the narrow streets.
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Tram
If you're near a tram station, take Trams T1, T2, or T3 to the nearest tram stop at 'Plaça de Catalunya'. From there, it’s a 10-minute walk. Head towards La Rambla, then turn onto Carrer del Carme and continue until you reach Carrer del Paradís.
Attractions Nearby to MUHBA Temple d'August
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Centre Excursionista de Catalunya
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Pati medieval (Temple d'August)
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cookandtaste
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Calavera sota el Pont del Bisbe
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El Pont del Bisbe
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Palau del Lloctinent
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Barcelona History Museum MUHBA
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Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya
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Saint James's Square
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Plaça de Sant Jaume
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Plaça de Sant Iu
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Plaça del Rei
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Palau Reial Major de Barcelona
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Barcelona Roman city walls
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Archdiocese of Barcelona
Landmarks nearby to MUHBA Temple d'August
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El rellotge dels flamencs
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Saint George’s Fountain
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James the Conqueror
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Готичний квартал
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Palau Fivaller
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Muralla romana
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El Born Renaissance Man
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Monumento Jacintos Reverentod
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Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi
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BCN ART DESIGN
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Picasso Museum
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Casa Bruno Cuadros
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Faroles modernistes d'Antoni Gaudí
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Plaça Reial
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Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar