Top Roman ruins outside of Italy

Hadrian's Wall is one of Britain's most famous Roman landmarks, spanning 73 miles across the top of northern England. ...

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Throughout the Roman Empire, wealthy politicians and merchants could be found in every single Roman province. One of the most famous examples of this opulent lifestyle is Fishbourne Roman Palace & Gardens in West Sussex, near the Roman town of Noviomagus Reginorum (modern-day Chichester) ...

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Bathhouses were one of the most important social institutions of the Roman Empire. Here, citizens socialized and conducted business transactions – all while washing themselves. One of the best-preserved bathhouses in the United Kingdom can be found in Bath in Somerset ...

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Watling Street was the main Roman road in Britannia, connecting Richborough Fort on the Kent Coast to the site of Londinium. Along this route, several Roman villas were established, including one at Lullingstone near the pleasant village of Eynsford in Kent. The Lullingstone villa is believed to have been occupied on and off for centuries ...

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Known officially as the Archaeological Ensemble of Mérida, this extensive site is one of the most well-preserved Roman cities in Europe. ...

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The Pula Arena is one of the largest and most intact Roman arenas in the world, the second-largest after the Colosseum in Rome. ...

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As the first Roman city established outside of Italy, the ruins of Italica are one of the most important surviving pieces of Roman history. ...

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Located in Eastern Macedonia, the archaeological site at Philippi contains fantastic Greek, Macedonian, and Roman ruins. ...

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Originally founded by Greek colonists in 575 BC, Empuries was a crucial Mediterranean settlement for both the Greeks and Romans for centuries. ...

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This monumental palace complex is a main attraction in Split's old town and one of Croatia's most impressive historical monuments. ...

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This hidden gem is an ancient Greek and Roman colony that became part of Albania's first National Park. ...

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