In El Palmeral Park, a leisure area, are the remains of a luxurious Roman villa built in the fourth century A.D. It has a large peristyle courtyard surrounded by a wide corridor that gives access to seven rooms -triclinium (dining room), oecus (living room) and cubicula (rooms)- decorated with polychrome geometric mosaics and wall paintings. It should be noted that this park, despite being on one level, has several slopes connected with slightly inclined ramps or isolated steps with no alternative accessible passage. Guided tours are currently available for all types of people with or without disabilities. The visit consists of a tour of the architectural remains by means of slats in the form of homogeneous wooden walkways, these have no protective skirting or handrails and have a width greater than 2 meters free of passage. The adapted toilets are next to the remains, in the building next door "Edificio Senia". They do not have support products for the tour of the visits. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>