Imperial Cities, Middle Atlas & the East - Morocco - page 677

11 House of Flavius Germanus C1

12 House of Orpheus C3

13 House of the Acrobat B2

14 House of the Columns B2

15 House of the Dog B2

16 House of the Ephebus B2

17 House of the Knight C2

18 House of the Labours of Hercules C2

19 House of the Marble Bacchus C1

20 House of the Nereids C2

21 House of the Nymphs Bathing C1

22 House of the Wild Beasts C1

23 House of Venus C2

24 Mint C2

25 North Baths C2

26 Olive Press C2

27 Olive Presses C3

28 Restored Olive Press C3

29 Temple of Saturn C2

30 Triumphal Arch B2

31 Twin Temples B3

32 Visitor Centre & Museum C3

33 Water Tank House B2

Sights

Roman Ruins
(admission Dh10; 8am-sunset) Only about half of the 40-hectare site has been excavated. A
major on-site museum displaying Volubilis' most celebrated finds was about to open
when we visited, and will eventually house the prized discoveries (including some fine
bronzes) currently in Rabat's archaeology museum.
Although parts of certain buildings are roped off, you are free to wander the site at will.
Bar a couple of vague signboards, there's little in the way of signposting or information
on what you're actually seeing. It's well worth considering taking a guide, especially if

RUINS