The Museo Del Puerto Fluvial De Caesaraugusta in Zaragoza, Spain, offers visitors a glimpse into the ancient Roman port of Caesaraugusta, now modern-day Zaragoza. The museum is built around archaeological remains discovered during excavations, showcasing the city's importance as a river port on the Ebro River during Roman times.
Visitors appreciate the well-preserved ruins and the informative displays that help bring the ancient port to life. The museum does a good job of explaining the history and function of the port through various audiovisual presentations and models. Many find the glass floor, which allows you to walk over the excavated ruins, particularly impressive.
However, some visitors note that the museum is relatively small and can be explored quite quickly. While this makes it a convenient stop for those short on time, others feel it may not offer enough content to justify the entrance fee. Additionally, some visitors mention that more information in languages other than Spanish would be helpful for international tourists.
The location of the museum, near other Roman ruins in Zaragoza, is considered a plus, as it allows visitors to easily combine it with other historical sites in the area. Overall, while not the most extensive museum, it provides an interesting perspective on Zaragoza's Roman past and the importance of river trade in ancient times.
