Ancient Roman roads, including the Via Appia, Via Flaminia Militare and routes in Brittany, with mapped road segments, junctions, ancient settlements, monuments and archaeological traces across Italy and France.
Italy, France
Routes of ancient Roman roads across France, Italy and Spain, including the Via Appia, Via Aurelia, Via Domitia and Via Augusta, as well as regional routes around Grenoble and the Leulène way.
European Union: France, Italy, Spain and 1 more
Roman road routes across the former Roman world, spanning Italy, Turkey, France, Algeria and other regions. The dataset includes roads with attributes for period, prominence and source.
Italy, Türkiye, France and 38 more
Routes and surviving segments of Roman roads across the former Roman Empire, connecting ancient towns and settlements from Britain and western Europe to North Africa, Anatolia and the eastern Mediterranean.
Worldwide: Türkiye, Italy, France and 49 more
Ancient and historic roads in Rome, including major routes such as Via Appia Antica, Via Cassia and Via Flaminia, as well as streets in the city center.
Italy
Ancient roads, vicus, clivus and bridges within Rome’s Aurelian Walls, based on Rodolfo Lanciani’s Forma Urbis Romae. The entries include major routes and historic sites around Rome, such as the Via Latina, Via Appia and Ponte Nomentano.
Italy
Roman roads across Italy and beyond, including routes such as the Appian, Salaria, Nomentana and Flaminia, with milestones, gates, bridges, arches and ancient settlements.
European Union: Italy, France, Germany and 6 more
Ancient Roman roads and settlements across Italy and Greece, with Latin place names linked to modern locations and historical references. Routes include journeys through Picenum, Sicily, and from Dyrrachium to Byzantium.
Italy, Greece, Albania and 2 more
Ancient and Roman road routes across France, including mapped alignments, milestones, road traces and place-name evidence; some routes are identified as uncertain or presumed.
European Union: France, Belgium, Germany and 1 more
Ancient roads and archaeological remains along the route from Puteoli to Capua near Naples, including Roman paving, amphitheaters, tombs, temples and roadside stations.
Italy
Ancient Roman landmarks and roads in Rome, including the Colosseum, Forum, Pantheon, baths, hills and routes such as the Via Appia, with historical notes on their construction and use.
Italy
Ancient Roman consular roads across Italy, connecting historic towns and sites such as Rome, Bari, Brindisi, Benevento and Terracina.
Italy
Known Roman roads, towns, ports and forts across Roman Britain and the nearby continent, with place notes on ancient settlements, route names and archaeological sites.
United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands and 2 more
Ancient Roman consular roads connecting Rome, Frosinone and Brindisi.
Italy
Roman roads, travel stations, bridges and monuments associated with the Itinerarium Burdigalense and other Roman route sources, spanning Europe, North Africa and the eastern Mediterranean. Includes named ancient settlements and routes such as the Via Egnatia.
Italy, Türkiye, France and 38 more
Quintaines, Roman roads and related historical sites across France and nearby European countries, with notes on ancient settlements, route connections and local archaeological traces.
European Union: France, Belgium, Spain and 4 more
Roman roads represented through modern routes, with cities, roads and territories spanning Europe, North Africa and western Asia. The routes are not intended to be exact; the map also includes information on Roman-era places and regions.
Worldwide: France, Türkiye, Italy and 123 more
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
Routes and towns along the ancient Roman consular roads in central and southern Italy, including Rome, Ariccia, Terracina, Capua, Benevento, Taranto and Brindisi.
Italy
Ancient roads and archaeological sites across Provence and neighbouring parts of southern France, including Roman routes, aqueducts, cities, villas, oppida and monuments.
France
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 road remains and archaeological sites along the route from Capua to Itri in Italy, including ancient paving, bridges, tombs, aqueducts, monuments and sections of Roman settlements.
Italy
Known and proposed Roman roads across Bulgaria, including major and regional routes, road stations, ancient settlements, fortifications, bridges and surviving road remains. Compiled from archaeological publications, historical maps, local sources and field observations.
European Union: Bulgaria, Romania, Greece and 3 more
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 traced along modern roads, with provincial boundaries, rivers and ancient sites across Europe and parts of Asia and Africa. The routes are approximate rather than historically exact.
Worldwide: Italy, France, United Kingdom and 111 more
Routes and settlements along the Roman consular roads of Italy, including Rome and ancient towns across southern and central Italy.
Italy
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
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
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