The exact origin of this block is unknown, but its existence was already mentioned in the 18th century.
See more +At the reception of the Burgus Tribute & Design Hotel, you can visit archaeological ruins integrated into the space, belonging to a cryptoporticus dating from the 1st century. This underground structure delimited an insulae (urban block) located near the forum of the ancient Roman city of Bracara Augusta.
During the refurbishment of the building's interior, a votive altar dating from the 2nd-3rd centuries was also discovered, dedicated to Camilius Eutychianus by his wife. This piece is currently on display at the site itself, allowing visitors direct contact with the city's archaeological heritage.
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In 1998, when the old sidewalk in Largo de São Paulo was removed, traces of several Roman walls were discovered.
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