The fish-salting vats
In the lower part of the site, close to the river, rows of stone vats belong to what may be one of the largest fish-salting quarters around the Mediterranean: about ten factories and 150 vats, used to salt fish and make fish sauce.
The amphitheatre and baths
The amphitheatre and the public baths beside it date from the second half of the 1st century AD. The baths had a cold room with a geometric mosaic whose central medallion shows Ocean; it was uncovered again and restored in place in 2020.
The top of the hill
On the summit, the remains span the city’s whole history, from Phoenician times to the 14th century: temples, houses, cisterns, walls and a medieval mosque. Only about a fifth of the site has been excavated, and the views reach across the Loukkos to Larache.
