Creiro archeology station Ruins built over 1,500 years ago Calm, clean place with a fabulous landscape I recommend

Há dois mil anos os Romanos faziam a salga dos peixes aqui nestes tanques. Daqui, seguiam para Roma.

Located next to the beach with the same name, it is easy to access and is well identified and signposted. There is no guide, interpretation center or bathrooms. Access is free, although cars must pay for parking. The Archaeological Station is the starting point of the small route PR3/STB walking trail.

Space where you can observe monuments from the time of the Roman occupation of the Iberian peninsula. This way you can see a little of our history. Very pleasant surrounding space. it's worth visiting

Fish salting place used in Roman times. It can be visited free of charge and contains explanatory panels.

The Creiro Archaeological Station is an industrial complex for the production of fish salting from Roman times and has the remains of the ruins of factories, bathhouses and warehouses. The fish salting factory building was built in the 1st century AD and at the end of the century it underwent renovation work, which increased the number of existing tanks. It was in these salting tanks that the fish, especially sardines and mackerel, macerated in salt, remaining preserved for a long period.

I loved it, I learned a lot! The landscape is brutal, simply Portugal!!

The ruins are at the entrance to Creiro beach. Entrance is free and you can read information on signs placed along the route.

Well preserved site conveniently located between the car park and beach. A must stop on the way down.

The place should have greater protection to avoid damage.

Magnificent place in the beautiful Serra da Arrabida, but too neglected!

(Translated by Google) Here you go back in time. evolution of humanity The landscape and note 10 (Original) Neste local vc volta ao tempo. Evolução da humanidade A paisagem e nota 10