Felix Romuliana provides a fascinating insight into the splendor of the Roman Empire. Massive walls, decorated palaces and authentic mosaics make it easy to imagine life in the former imperial center.
A walk through Felix Romuliana takes you between the remains of imperial palaces, temples and fortifications from the time of the Roman emperor Galerius.
On the nearby Magura hill are the mausoleums of Emperor Galerius and his mother Romula, which offer a view of the archaeological site and the surrounding Timočka Krajina, in accordance with the Roman custom of erecting memorial complexes outside the capital.
The tour starts at the entrance to the complex, where there is a visitor center with maps and basic information.
Then the main palaces, temples, baths and mosaics are visited, and the visit can end with a trip to the nearby Magura hill, where there are mausoleums and a viewpoint.
Price per person 10 €
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