The entire urban area of ​​Segobriga (wall, civil and religious public monuments, houses and businesses) was harmoniously located in the middle of a landscape, image of the vast territory of which the city was the ideological and social center. Radially, communication routes left from the city and linked it with the other cities of the Empire and with its capital, Rome, of which every Roman city was considered a copy and image. In a state of conservation more than acceptable compared to other remains located on the peninsula, your visit provides an idea of ​​how the daily life in a city of antiquity developed.