Velilla De Ebro  is located to approximately 10 kilometers of Fifth, capital of the region Low Bank of the Ebro.

On a hill amesetado with privileged conference towards the course of Ebro there was local indigenous enclave in territory Ilergete to be said of Ptolomeo. His name was "Kelse" or "Celse". On the same one Roman soldiers established once to Stop had defeated to Pompeyo in the Ilerda battle. To a little time colony was transformed in by the triunviro Lépido, belonging to a Roman family of patrician origin in the epoch that was governing of the Hithermost one: Cologne Victrix Ivlia Lepida (44 B.C.). In 36 B.C., exile Lépido, Octavio recovered the old name of Cologne Victrix Ivlia Celsa.

on this hill of so mellow history, the temple was built dedicated to San Nicolás. In origin the temple was of the only ship, canonically faced and with his stylized apse being part of the this side of the high enclosure, like real wall bucket. Multiple transformations suffered over the course of time have done that of the primitive alone temple it reduces his head, fortunately much well preserved

Along with the Ebro there are the remains of a medieval treadmill, probably of Moslem origin and a mill.

The city center is in the left margin of the Ebro and in him there stands out the parochial church of Our Lady of the Asunción. it treats about a construction, about Mudejar style, dated in the century XVI.

Museum of Saragossa. Monographic center of the Cologne Celsa
You belonged to Velilla of Ebro (50760) Tfno: 629243670 - 976222181 (Museum of Saragossa)
The visit to the museum complements itself with the trip for the deposit archaeological, in which it is possible to walk for the streets and sidewalks of the Roman city. (fte and texts to see links)