Catedral de Burgos Live Cam

The Roman conquest of the territory of Burgos took place slowly over the course of almost two centuries from 195 to 19 B.C. Little by little, Pre-Roman Hispanians were assimilated into the Roman model of political and territorial organization, and their cities became the centers of the different territorial districts that made up the Empire’s provincial mosaic. Of all the known Iron Age sites, Roa appears to have survived as a stop in the progressive conquest, while Clunia, capital of a large jurisdiction district or Legal Court, and Sasamón, a military camp that served as the base for the wars against the Cántabros, reached their historical zenith under the Romans.