The Roman wall of Tarragona along the Passeig Arqueològic, lined with cypresses, with the Archbishop's Tower at the far end.

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Roman Walls of Tarragona

The Roman walls of Tarragona were first raised in stone between about 217 and 197 BC, when Tarraco was still a military base, and later extended to enclose the whole town down to the port. The Passeig Arqueològic path runs along them past huge base blocks and three Roman towers: the Archbishop's, Cabiscol and Minerva towers.

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