Ancient Sites and Monuments in Rome
Ancient archaeological sites, monuments and museums in Rome, including the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, imperial baths, historic roads and major museum collections.
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Ancient archaeological sites, monuments and museums in Rome, including the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, imperial baths, historic roads and major museum collections.
Ancient Roman route XXIV of the Antonine Itinerary across Hispania, tracing roads and settlements from western Spain through the central plateau to Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza), with place references and source notes.
Principal Roman-era communication routes across Hispania, including named roads and settlements in Spain and Portugal. Created for Beatriz Garrido-Ramos’s doctoral thesis on Roman mosaics.
Roads and streets across Rome, Italy, including primary and secondary routes, residential streets, bridges, and cycling and pedestrian infrastructure.
Ancient Roman sites across France, Spain, Turkey, Algeria and other parts of Europe and the Mediterranean, including amphitheatres, temples, baths, roads, villas and monuments.
Roman consular roads connecting Rome, Benevento and Brindisi, shown as routes across Italy.
The ancient Via Aemilia, built in 187 BC, and its modern route through Emilia-Romagna, connecting Rimini with Piacenza and extending toward Milan. Places along the route include Bologna, Modena, Parma and other cities in northern Italy.
A guided bicycle tour of ancient Roman landmarks along an approximately 10 km route, including the Colosseum, Via Appia Antica, the Baths of Caracalla, the Imperial Forums and the Circus Maximus in Rome.
Ancient Roman roads, villas, tombs, catacombs, cities and archaeological sites along the Appian Way through Lazio, Campania and Basilicata, from Rome to Venosa.
Prehistoric, Celtic and Roman archaeological features across Europe, including burial mounds, settlements, roads, forts, menhirs, trade connections and Roman military campaigns. The mapped sites span Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, Spain and many other countries.
Ancient Roman and archaeological sites across Turkey, including ruins, museums, monuments, Roman roads and bridges, and Hadrianic landmarks.
Military forts, the Aurelian Walls, historic roads, railway lines and other routes in Rome, including the Appian Way and Via Salaria.
Roman road remains around Antrodoco, including paved stretches, cuttings, bridges, retaining walls, milestones and a medieval pilgrims’ hospice. The route follows the ancient Via Cecilia through the surrounding countryside.
Roman-era roads, cities, walls, buildings and river courses across parts of Europe, including France and Spain, around 300 AD. Features include routes between Roman settlements and sites associated with the Legio VII camp.
Roman roads and related features across France, including routes such as the Via Agrippa from Lyon to Boulogne-sur-Mer and roads in the Jura and around Lake Annecy.
Ancient cities and routes connecting Rome with places including Alexandria, Syracuse, Athens, London and Laodicea. A collaborative Latin class project with historical notes on cities across the Roman world.
Ancient Roman monuments and historic sites in Rome, including the Colosseum, Palatine Hill, aqueducts, arches and forums, with walking routes and practical stops.
Roman geography project mapping ancient towns and routes from Rome, with estimated distances and travel times across the Mediterranean and Europe. Places include Pompeii, Carthage, Alexandria, Jerusalem and Corinthus.
A walking route to an ancient road in the Sierra del Porquet near Alicante, where cart ruts remain visible in the rock, with viewpoints and sections of the road marked along the way.
Archaeological sites, ancient roads, Roman baths, a sanctuary and a museum in South Sardinia, including Bithia, Nora and Villasimius near Cagliari.
Route marking a Roman road near Tarbes in the Hautes-Pyrénées, France.
Ancient streets, lanes, porticoes and bridges of Rome, largely based on Rodolfo Lanciani’s Forma Urbis Romae, with notes on historic routes and landmarks in the city.
Traces of Roman roads identified from Bing and Mapbox satellite imagery, with research prompts for Wikipedia, around Venice and Udine, Italy. Includes the Via Annia and Altino.
Road routes along the Cassia and Appia corridors near Rome, Italy, including Via Appia Nuova.
Ancient Roman archaeological sites and reconstructed viewpoints in and around Lyon, including amphitheatres, an aqueduct, workshops, roads, ports and the theatre and odeon.
Roman roads, settlements, bridges, baths and other archaeological sites across Galicia and northern Portugal, including routes such as the Via XIX and Via XX and places associated with Bracara Augusta and Lucus Augusti.
Roman and medieval structures in Barcelona, including Barcino’s walls, aqueduct, Temple of Augustus, the Rec Comtal canal and historic roads. Stops trace the city’s ancient centre and later growth around Born and the old town.
Settlements, sacred sites, infrastructure, domains and roads of archaic Rome and surrounding areas, including sites across present-day Lazio, Umbria and nearby regions of Italy.
Roman roads linking London with northern Britain and Scotland, with route sections and sites including forts, settlements and river crossings across England and southern Scotland.
Historical road toponyms in the Pays Mornantais and surrounding areas of the Rhône and Loire, including names associated with Roman roads, bridges, crosses and other local landmarks.