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From the 1st century BC to the 3rd century AD, area was occupied by the Romans, who founded the city of Oiasso, one of the most important settlements in the Atlantic Arc. The memory of the city still survives today thanks to the numerous remains which have been uncovered, including the ruins of the old port, located in Santiago Street in Irun, and the thermal baths discovered behind the Oiasso Roman Museum, which houses all the other remains uncovered to date in the region.

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Irun's Oiasso Museum is an archaeological museum which contains all the Roman remains uncovered in the vicinity of the old city of Oiasso. Its aim is to promote the region's archaeological heritage and become a benchmark for knowledge and dissemination of the Roman period in the Bay of Biscay.

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Roman city of Clunia.
It is a Roman city placed between the localities of Corunna of the Count and Castro's Peñalba, in the south of the province of Burgos (Spain). It was a question of one of the most important cities of the north half of Roman Spain and was the capital of a juridical convent of the province Hispania Citerior Tarraconensis, the Conventus Cluniensis called. Clunia constitutes an archaeological enclave of exceptional interest in the set of the Iberian Peninsula. This interest comes determined by his urban morphology and for the cultural sequence of the findings that it provides. In addition, his ruins are of the most representative of all those who have been situated of Roman epoch in the North of the Iberian Peninsula
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clunia

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A photo of Acueducto.
In this environment of deep alterations of the indigenous world and of his progressive coupling like life Roman, it is necessary to understand the construction of the Aqueduct of Segovia. It is a work of prestige, for the builders and for the city, in whose high part there were notable houses and a few thermal baths, at least, they could have studied whose remains partially. This way so, to his immediate purpose, to bring water from the saw up to the population. Other of the chapters importantly is the epigráfico, patent in the whole perimeter of the medieval wall, where we find abundant remains of stelas and pedestals with inscriptions that reflect the Segovian company of the Roman epoch.

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Forua's Roman accession is the biggest of Biscay, being one of them better preserved of the Cantabrian coast. He is placed, in Elejalde's hill, near Gernika, on her laugh at the same name, in the heart of the Reservation of Urdaibai's Biosphere. According to the teacher Santos, of the UPV/EHU Vesperies could treat about the polis, mentioned by Ptolemy. It is not a question of a population with an urban typical structure, but it is a question of a set of individual buildings destined principally to the smelting and forge of the iron. These buildings are distributed along the southern hillside delimited by a fence or wall. From Forua products would be exported as the local iron and the agricultural surpluses.

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A photo of Petavonium.
It is a new wall of stone reinforced, realized of walls of masonry united with mortar of lime; with towers in the perimeter and in four doors orientated to four cardinal points and this one surrounded with a pit of more than four meters of width. The wall was inclined between 15 º and 30 º on the vertical one.
https://www.tarraconensis.com/petavonium.html

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A photo of roman brigde.
It is a Roman bridge that crosses the river Tormes at a height of Salamanca. It has been named traditionally like major puente and as the puente prinçipal that gives his access to the southern part of the city. The bridge appears in the 21st century as fruit of several restorations. Until beginning of the 20th century it does not lose the condition of the only step of access to the city, and even during a decade, until 1973 he continued supporting the heavy traffic. From the construction of the third bridge for the rolled traffic it stays as an exclusive step of pedestrian use.
There was declared Historical Artistic Monument on June 3, 1931 and Well of Cultural Interest from the year 1998. The importance of the bridge like symbol of the city can be seen in the first barrack of the shield of the city.
https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puente_romano_de_Salamanca

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A photo of roman villa of Almenara-Puras.
It is a site and museum located in Valladolid. It is a question of the remains of a Roman villa of the 4th century, with a good quantity of mosaics that they have come intact up to the 21st century. The facilities consist of the remains excavated of the villa, more the reproduction to natural size of a supposed Roman country house of the same epoch and the exhibition of a museum called Museum of the Roman Villas. In the image it appears some of the mosaics where one sees to Pegasus helped with two nymphs and to the bottom to the left side, the source represented by a young woman with a jar of the one that flows with the water and touched with crown of algae, whereas to the right one sees the mount Helicón, dwelt of the muses.

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A photo of La Olmeda.
It is a Roman villa placed in the Spanish municipality of Stony of the Vega, in the province of Palencia. The deposit was declared Good of Cultural Interest on April 3, 1996 and the magazine National Geographic considers it to be (2016 one) of twelve major discoveries of the modern archaeology. In the photo one sees a housing

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A photo of Numacia's house.
The ruin that is is down below, that is the one that Escipión destroyed, with totally Celtiberian houses; and one does again, that was an aborigens' accession that they had collaborated with Escipión, and to that the city yielded them as confirm the sources of texts of the epoch. This city, which would be under the Roman, and on the Numantia of the war of 133 to. D C., also it turned out to be satiny, more than the Numantia than the myth of the heroic fight against the Romans.

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A photo of roman wall.
Is a military Romanesque fence that surrounds the old town of the Spanish city of Avila, the capital of the homonymous province, in the autonomous community of Castile and León. At present, the old town, the wall and the placed churches outside have been declared Heritage of the Humanity. The walls are the universal symbol and monument more out-standing that it receives the city of Avila. His importance stems for being the walled medieval enclosure best preserved of Spain and probably of the whole Europe.
The military character of the wall is eminently defensive and one supported still with the reforms realized in the century XIV that they reinforced it.

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A photo of roman walls.
León's wall is the Roman fortification of León's Spanish city that delimits the old town of the city. The first military fortification dates back of the august epoch, concerning the 1st century B.C. In this moment the city was not such, but a military Roman camp. The construction was consisting of two parallel walls of wood finished off by a parapet and that were joined by a parquet floor. The police officers were moving on him to realize the corresponding shifts of vigilance. Inside the wall there was land proceeding from the pit excavated in the exterior. It had a height of 5 meters and a width of 3 meters, whereas the already mentioned pit was to a meter of distance.

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This way and his bridges were forming a part of the most former route that sinks his roots in the Roman epoch and that was famous from the Middle Ages for forming a part of the primitive Way of coastal Santiago. This way, route previous to that of the current " French way ", was coming from France for the coast and crossing the of Guipuzcoa and Biscayan littoral it was continuing up to Santiago.

This bridge appears in the documentation of the 18th century with the name of Bridge Aricondo (and in that of the XVIIth), practising of municipal limit or milestone between the peoples of Lezama and Zamudio, and playing an important paper in the life of the same ones since both peoples were meeting close to the bridge to dissolve his disputes.