Bobadela: Roman Ruins Interpretation Centre Has Already Received 50,000 Visits
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Bobadela: Roman Ruins Interpretation Centre Has Already Received 50,000 Visits

SAPO28 August 2026 at 18:24

The Roman Ruins Interpretation Centre in Bobadela reached the milestone of 50,000 visits on Thursday, August 28. The cultural facility, which had been reopened in April 2018, achieved this significant visitor milestone.

According to the statement issued by the Municipality of Oliveira do Hospital, this number of visits allows the Centre to consolidate its position as one of the main cultural facilities for the enhancement of the municipality's historical-archaeological heritage.

The information was shared publicly by the Municipality, which highlighted the importance of this facility for the preservation and promotion of the Roman heritage existing in the region of Oliveira do Hospital.

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