Fuengirola's Town Hall is organising a series of free theatrical visits to the archaeological site Finca del Secretario on Saturday, 14 November. This initiative aims to allow residents and visitors to discover the impact of Roman civilisation in the city through an engaging and participatory experience.
The cultural councillor, Rodrigo Romero, introduced the project, which offers attendees a chance to step back in time and experience life during the Roman era through a theatrical performance set within the archaeological site itself. “We are offering an unbeatable plan for this coming Saturday, 14 November: two sessions of a theatrical visit to the archaeological site Finca del Secretario. This is a particularly interesting initiative, considering that many locals are unaware of this archaeological site, and now they have a fantastic opportunity to visit it through a recreation of life in Roman times,” Romero stated.
Titled ‘Rome was here too’, the activity will feature two sessions, scheduled for 10:30 and 12:30, with free entry until capacity is reached, limited to 30 participants per session. During the tour, a character dressed in Roman attire will accompany participants, revealing various aspects of the history and customs of this ancient civilisation, in a format designed for families to enjoy and learn together.
This initiative is in collaboration with Nerea Arqueología Terrestre y Subacuática and is part of the municipal cultural programme, which aims to provide original experiences and make Fuengirola's historical sites accessible to all audiences.
