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Archaeological Area of Aquileia - Roman Forum, Aquileia

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Visitors gaze into Archaeological Area of Aquileia - Roman Forum from a viewing platform at one end of the site, containing remains of both commercial and defensive structures from the 2nd century BCE. Thanks to its location, in ancient times Aquileia became a major sea port and a cosmopolitan city where various cultures and religions crossed paths. Today, this archaeological area forms part of a World Heritage Site, with features that include the forum, ancient market spaces, a necropolis or burial ground, and mosaic fragments. Put Archaeological Area of Aquileia - Roman Forum at the forefront of your travel plans using our Aquileia travel route website.

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By CalBristol

This would have been the beating heart of the city but is now reduced to a few remaining columns and large paved areas. The colonnades surrounding the square, would have given shelter for the stalls..... more

This would have been the beating heart of the city but is now reduced to a few remaining columns and large paved areas. The colonnades surrounding the square, would have given shelter for the stalls..... more »
By peetajohn

This is an open area and you can look into is free of charge from a viewing platford at one end or through the chain link fence. Unfortunately the main road was built over the middle of it so part of.... more

This is an open area and you can look into is free of charge from a viewing platford at one end or through the chain link fence. Unfortunately the main road was built over the middle of it so part of.... more »

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By Alex Winter

Looking at Great Peices of History. The National Archaelogical Museum of Aquileia is a fantastic exhibit. Very professional and I believed they honored Liberation Day with free admission, and in return to support them, I purchased a couple literatures peices to read in return. Also visited Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta. The atmosphere was surreal and the Mosaic architecture that is being maintained is beautiful! It would be a great date idea to visit these places with your significant other. My significant other and I had a great time visiting everything that was around, and taking up the history that comes with it. Historians would have a field day!

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By Anastasia Podashova

It's a splendid place to look at All the city is worth seeing

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