Sagunto

Sagunto is a town in eastern Spain, located in the province of Valencia. It is situated on a hill overlooking the sea and is known for its rich historical significance, particularly from the Roman and Iberian periods. The town is famous for its ancient ruins, including a well-preserved Roman theater and a castle that offers views of the surrounding area. Sagunto played a crucial role in various historical events, including the Second Punic War, where it was besieged by Hannibal. The town combines historical heritage with modern Spanish culture, making it a notable location for both history enthusiasts and tourists.