A visit to the Celler rom\u00e0 and Center Enotur\u00edstic i Arqueol\u00f2gic de Vallmora<\/a><\/strong> will get us into the world of DO Alella, will also be able to know the best kept archaeological secrets of the region.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The main object of this complex of 3,000 square meters<\/strong> is to link the wine history of Tei\u00e0, which dates back to Roman times, with the current moment of the DO Alella. The center is located precisely on the Roman winery of Vallmora<\/strong>, a wine production center of the Roman Laietania whose activity is documented between the 1st and 5th centuries AD. Roman Laietania went from the Tordera river estuary to Garraf massif and also covered the Vall\u00e8s and part of the Baix Llobregat. In spite of the 22 centuries that have passed in this center, we can understand what production of Laietano wine was like. The complex includes a testimonial and an experimental vineyard, as well as two reconstructions with wooden beams of 9 meters, of wine presses of 2,000 years ago, with an approximate weight of three tons.<\/p>\n Where the Celler is located, was discovered in 1966 by Llu\u00eds Galera<\/strong>, but did not open to the public until 2009.<\/p>\n Now we can see<\/strong> preserved vestiges of four pressing rooms (torcularium) paved with ceramic fragments and a mixture of lime and sand that prevented the seepage, the must deposits (straight) and semi-buried ceramic jars (dolla defossa) for wine fermentation and aging. There are also three calcatorium or wineries in which the grapes were pressed to extract the grape juice. Among other objects that were found in the excavations and that are exposed, is the lead signaculum with the name of the person in charge of the winery in the 2nd century AD, Epictec, slave of Luci Pedani Clement.<\/p>\n Highlight that the Roman winery of Vallmora<\/a> is one of the best preserved in the world.<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n This summer, new excavation and prospecting works for the furnace and other structures of the Roman winery in Vallmora, directed by Antoni Mart\u00edn, have taken place within the Cella Vinaria Project. Specialists and undergraduate students have participated in it, and have excellent results.<\/p>\n The complex, located on Ernest Lluch Street, 40, in Tei\u00e0<\/strong>, is managed by the Mancomunitat de Serveis de Alella<\/a>, El Masnou<\/a> and Tei\u00e0<\/a> through an administrative concession and includes, in addition to the Roman archaeological site, a building for visitors, an interpretation center with audiovisual projection and a multipurpose room.<\/p>\n At BestMaresme we have a great offer in the most exclusive areas of the Maresme. We are experts in luxury properties in towns such as Cabrils, Premia de Dalt, Vilassar de Dalt or Llavaneres. Are you looking for a luxury house to buy or rent in the Costa de Barcelona? Visit us or contact us.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/bestmaresme.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/08\/60857170_437636000369147_3807876935876668404_n-1.jpg\")
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