Roman Baths of Mura

Roman -era archaeological site composed of an architectural set of 3,600 m² formed two parts. On the one hand, a Greek style oracular temple where the art of divination was practiced, and on the other, a thermal complex or spa with different spaces: Tent or hall, Basilica terms the show room, Frigidarium or cold room, Tepidarium The Templanted Room, Caldarium or hot room, fore or sports courtyard, Apoditerium or costumes and Swimming or pool.

The Termas de Mura were the most significant monument of the Municipality of Latin Law of Edeta; They used the water from the known birth, today, like the Font de Sant Vicent; And they were built in the first century under the sponsorship of Marcus Hornelius Nigrinus Curiatius Maternus, governor born in Edeta and candidate for the imperial throne.

BIC (good of cultural interest)