Roman roads, milestones, settlements, mines and other archaeological sites across Portugal, with notes on ancient routes, Roman-era remains and uncertain locations. The routes connect places including Braga, Porto, Viseu, Évora and Beja.
Portugal, Spain
Roman roads, milestones, military bases and related archaeological sites across Britain, including routes catalogued by Margary, Codrington and other researchers.
United Kingdom
Sites and features associated with the Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire, Islam and the Middle Ages, including roads, monuments, cities, rivers and social groups across Europe and parts of Asia.
Italy, Türkiye, United Kingdom and 8 more
Routes and towns along the ancient Roman consular roads in central and southern Italy, including Rome, Ariccia, Terracina, Capua, Benevento, Taranto and Brindisi.
Italy
Roman towns and travel routes across the ancient world, with historical notes on cities and estimated travel times and costs between destinations. Created collaboratively for Latin IA, with Stanford's ORBIS as a reference.
Italy, Greece, Türkiye and 14 more
Major Roman roads across Britain, including routes between Roman towns and settlements such as Londinium, Aquae Sulis, and Corinium, alongside sites including villas and Romano-British towns.
United Kingdom
Roman roads and historic routes across Europe, including routes in Poland, Germany and Switzerland such as the Via Francigena.
European Union: Poland, Italy, Germany and 7 more
Roman roads linking Rome with Barcino (present-day Barcelona), alongside surviving Roman road and funerary remains, triumphal arches and other monuments in Italy, southern France and Catalonia.
European Union: Italy, Spain, France
Major Roman roads and ancient cities across Hispania, with student-written notes on the history and modern locations of Roman settlements and sites in Spain. Created by fourth-year Latin students at Institut Antoni Cumella in Granollers.
Spain
Routes of the Cimbrian and Teutonic Wars alongside Roman roads and provincial roads, represented using modern roads rather than exact historical routes. The wider map also includes Roman provinces, rivers and geographic features across Europe and Eurasia.
Russian Federation, Italy, France and 119 more
Ancient Roman monuments and infrastructure, including aqueducts, baths, roads, forums and amphitheatres, across France, Italy, Croatia, Spain, Tunisia and other parts of the Roman world.
France, Italy, Spain and 3 more
Roman road routes and archaeological sites around Zadar, Croatia, reconstructed from Miletić’s descriptions. The places trace connections from ancient Iader (Zadar) to Aenona (Nin) and Karin, with notes on route evidence, settlements, and uncertainty.
Croatia
Roman consular roads linking ancient settlements across central and southern Italy, with place names including Rome, Brindisi, Capua and Beneventum.
Italy
A route connecting Rome and Brindisi along the ancient Roman consular roads.
Italy
Historic roads across Italy, including routes near Siena, Rome, Florence and Perugia.
European Union: Italy, Switzerland, France and 1 more
Ancient Roman catacombs, original paving along the Appian Way, the Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella, and aqueducts in Rome, Italy.
Italy
Roman roads and related archaeological features across Britain, including routes catalogued by Margary, military bases, milestones, battlefields, forts and inscribed lead pigs.
United Kingdom
Places along the ancient consular roads of southern Italy, including routes through Bari, Brindisi, Benevento and Rome.
Italy, Bulgaria
Roman roads in western Asturias, tracing routes between Asturica Augusta, Flavionavia and other ancient settlements, camps, bridges and hillforts across Asturias and León.
Spain
Roman roads across Britain, including Margary’s principal, main and minor routes, with milestones, military bases, battlefields and other historic tracks.
United Kingdom
Roman roads, pilgrimage routes and historic communication routes across Aveyron and neighbouring parts of Lozère and Hérault. The routes include links between Rodez, Millau, Lodève and Saint-Thibéry, with notes on road sections, bridges and historic sites.
France
Ancient footpaths and mule tracks across the Roman Sabina, linking churches, castles, springs, ruins and lakes around towns near Rome. Descriptions document landmarks along the routes and include a 1876 military survey map for comparison with the present-day landscape.
Italy
Ancient and historic route alignments near Lorient in Morbihan, including proposed Roman roads between Vannes and Quimper and between Hennebont and Carhaix.
France
Roman road routes in Germany and Italy, including the Ausoniusweg between Bingium and Noviomagus and a possible section of the Via Appia.
Germany, Italy
Ancient Roman civic, residential, religious, commercial, military and entertainment sites across Rome, including temples, aqueducts, baths, theatres, markets, roads and city walls, with historical descriptions of their origins and uses.
Italy
Routes and places associated with the Gallic Wars, alongside Roman roads traced approximately on modern roads. The map also includes routes, rivers and regions across Europe and Eurasia.
Russian Federation, France, Italy and 119 more
Ancient Roman roads, paving, monuments and remains along the Via Appia between Itri and Terracina, including sites around Fundi near Fondi in the province of Latina, Italy.
Italy
Roman road routes and surviving cobbled sections in the Iskar Gorge near Vratsa, Bulgaria, including reconstructed route segments.
Bulgaria
Roman ruins, monuments and archaeological sites across Europe and the Mediterranean, including aqueducts, temples, baths, amphitheatres, roads and ancient settlements, with brief historical notes.
European Union: Italy, Spain, France and 6 more
Ancient settlements and routes associated with the Itinerary of Antoninus, including Aginum, Excisum, Diolindum, Bibona and Lactora, across Lot-et-Garonne and neighbouring parts of southwest France.
France