Art and culture
Templo de culto imperial
El templo se puede contemplar desde la calle en cualquier momento.
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- Templo de culto imperial
Recinto religioso
Location and Contact:
- Contact person: Consorcio Ciudad Monumental de Mérida
- Tel.:+34 924 004 908
- Email: informacion@consorciomerida.org
- Email: difusion@consorciomerida.org
- Website address: www.consorciomerida.org
- Website address: turismomerida.org
- Opening times
De Lunes a domingo: 9:15 a 21:45.
- Fee
Gratuito.
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El templo se puede contemplar desde la calle en cualquier momento.
Available soon.
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- Origin:
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- 1st century
- Construction:
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- Temple
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