Museu Cerro da Vila, Vilamoura
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A first-rate modern museum and historic Roman site rolled into one, Cerro da Vila is an outstanding example of a 2nd-century villa complex, complete with sunken baths, salt tanks, a burial tower and brilliant black-and-white patterned mosaics. The adjacent museum houses a superb display of Roman, Visigoth and Moorish artifacts.
Practical Information
Cerro da Vila
10am–1pm, 4pm–9pm daily Adm
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