Roman ruins in Talavera la Vieja, Extremadura, Spain

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Places in Spain - Talavera la Vieja, Extremadura

Set alongside the Valdecanas Reservoir, over which the main road runs, you will find the remains of a Roman temple.

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The ruins of the Roman temple that stand by the main road and overlooking the reservoir were declared a site of historical and artistic interest in 1931.

The ruins belonged to the Roman settlement of Augustobriga and were moved to their current position before flooding the Valdecanas reservoir.

This was the Temple of Bohonal de Ibor.

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The bridge (above) runs over the reservoir.

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