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The Roman city of Baetulo configures a first-order archaeological site of the Roman era in Spain. He has worked illustrious archaeologists and scholars, among others J. de C. Serra i Ráfols, Gaietá Soler, J. Font i Cussó and J. M. Cuyás.
In the basement of the historic center of Badalona, archeology has been revealing, since the eighteenth century and especially since the end of the last century, numerous remains of the ancient city. Baetulo is already mentioned in the classical sources, which describe it as "parvus oppidum" (Pomponio Mela) and "oppidum civium romanorum" (Pliny the Elder). From the epigraphy found in the site - especially from the series of honorary inscriptions found when making the foundations of the church of Santa María and the hospitality and pattern table between the inhabitants of the city and an illustrious character , dated from the year 98 of our era–, these archaeological remains have been identified as those of the ancient Baetulo.
The city was founded «ex novo» around 100 BC. C. with documented survival until the 6th century d. C. and with uninterrupted continuity until today. It was located on a small elevation between two torrents, Folc and Matamoros, near the sea and with open communications and good agricultural possibilities nearby. The founding city had an area of 10 hectares and was surrounded by a wall that alternated square and semicircular defense towers. Its urban distribution followed an orthogonal plane, oriented from northwest to southeast, with the transverse axes parallel to the coast and adapting to the topography of the land through a system of terraces that allowed to save the slopes of the hill where the city settled. The interior was distributed in insulae or islands of houses, with streets five meters wide.
Among the architectural remains exhumed and preserved in situ there are some really exceptional pieces for their meaning and conservation status. The thermal building of the 1st century BC stands out. C., visited in the basement of the Municipal Museum, one of the first copies of this type of building in the Iberian Peninsula; the domus of the central atrium of Lladó Street, of similar chronology, a very characteristic example of an Italian house, with mosaics that pave its different rooms; the public building in an area near the forum area, as well as the remains of the wall reinforced with terraced towers, the bronze quices that supported the access door to the city and a section of a large water conduit with a barrel vault . All these remains show us an urban planning model of the Roman colonial foundations of this era, with a type of public and private buildings that reproduce the architecture of the Italian cities of the moment, as well as life forms and decorative fashions.
The main axis of the economy of Baetulo was the commercialization and export of the production of wine grown in the nearby Roman villages, becoming a further example of the Roman concept of the city as an entity formed indissolubly by the urban nucleus and its territory .

Badalona is an ADIF station, on the R1 line of Rodalies Renfe in Barcelona located on the beach line of the homonymous municipality, specifically in Plaça de Roca i Pi.
The station is on the Maresme line on the Barcelona-Mataró section, the first that opened in peninsular Spain. It is a commuter station since the network was created, and has no other rail service.
It is envisaged that in the long term line 1 of the Barcelona Metro can continue here in a second phase. The subway station could be called Badalona Est.

The Centenari Camp was founded in 1936, with a capacity for 10,000 people. Dimensions 105x65 meters. Located on Avd. Navarra.
It hosted the matches of C.F. Badalona and is part of a land swap with the Badalona City Council for the construction of a new stadium in the city.
The stadium was demolished in January 2015.

The Badalona Pompeu Fabra station (called Badalona Center in the construction project) is a metro station in Barcelona, which is terminal of line 2. In the future, line 1 will arrive. It is equipped with elevators and escalators. It is located in the square with the same name (formerly Illa Fradera.) It was inaugurated on July 11, 2010.

The Nou Camp Municipal was founded in 1994, with capacity for 5000 people. Dimensions 105x65 meters. Located in Can Peixauet.
It hosted the matches of the Athletic Sports Union Gramenet until the end of the 2014 season where from that date the Fundamental Esportiva Grama will manage the field.
Located on the banks of the Besós River, where the fields of the U.D. Workers, merged with the U.D.A. Gramenet in 1995 and the C.D. Arrabal The first official match in the new stadium was against the Premià and the author of the first goal was the work of Campuzano.

The Badalona City Council is the governing and administrative body of the Spanish municipality of Badalona. The origins of a minimal community organization date back to the middle ages and especially after 1595 when Badalona was confirmed as an independent municipality. The municipal organization and structure of the City Council is based on the mayor and the councilors. The mayor of Badalona is currently Àlex Pastor.
The City of Badalona has several offices, the Town Hall of Badalona is the traditional headquarters since the nineteenth century, today it is only in the institutional sphere. Where the municipal plenary sessions are held and where the offices of the mayor and some councilors are located . In May 2007, the new El Viver building was inaugurated, which has a total of 8 floors destined to host municipal offices and council departments, as well as customer service to provide maximum accessibility and an exhibition hall .