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Page 1: The Greek City
Page 2: The Greek City (continued)
Page 3: The Roman City
Page 4: The Roman City (continued)
The Roman city was quite large:
The setting of the Roman city is enhanced by a park that has been created between the Greek and the Roman cities (the next two photos are looking over the Greek town):
The next photo looks from the Roman town towards the park:
The
view to the Mediterranean from the Roman city, especially through some trees
north of the Greek town, is quite nice:
The view of the Mediterranean to the south isn't too shabby either, but lacks the greenery to give a picture of that view some character:
The question of how far this city complex lies from the Pyrenees is partly answered by this photo: not far in a car, quite a ways by horse and chariot:
We knew it was time to head west when we saw a squall line developing almost right over the Roman city:
And were even more sure when we saw little thunderstorms popping up like this one:
So we went inland to see the contemporary Iberian city of Ullastret, which is linked to the Spain 2004 page from which you came here.
Go back to the first page on the Roman town at Empuries.
Go back to the first page on the Greek town at Empuries.
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