The cities of past worlds over today's map
Beneath today's streets lie the cities of worlds that no longer exist. EraLuz draws them over the modern map, each with its own card, and takes you to what you can still see: walls, gates, baths, mosques and palaces.
Choose a world and explore its cities. Every monument has its own card and directions to get there.
Choose a world
- Phoenician and Carthaginian (1100 BCE–146 BCE): Gadir, Malaka, Ibossim and Carthage: the ports of the ancient Mediterranean and Atlantic.
- Roman Hispania (218 BCE–409): Corduba, Emerita Augusta, Tarraco: theatres, aqueducts and bridges still standing.
- Visigothic kingdom (409–711): Toletum, capital of a kingdom between Rome and al-Andalus.
- Al-Andalus (711–1492): From Qurṭuba to Ġarnāṭa: almost eight centuries of Andalusi cities.
- Habsburg and Bourbon Spain (1492–1833): El Escorial, the Plaza Mayor, the Prado and Aranjuez: the court and cities of Spain from 1492 to 1833.