Archaeological Area and the Patriarchal Basilica of Aquileia
Aquileia, Italy
14.09.2021
Aquileia (in Friuli-Venezia Giulia), one of the largest and wealthiest cities of the Early Roman Empire, was destroyed by Attila in the mid-5th century. Most of it still lies unexcavated beneath the fields, and as such it constitutes the greatest archaeological reserve of its kind. The patriarchal basilica, an outstanding building with an exceptional mosaic pavement, played a key role in the evangelization of a large region of central Europe.
Building, Architecture or Landscape
Testimony to a Cultural Tradition
Work of outstanding universal Significance
Archaeological Sites
Churches and Monestaries
Grande Mausoleo Candia
Strada Romana
Foro Romano
Museo Paleocristiano Nazionale
Museo Paleocristiano Nazionale
Porto Fluviale Romano
Porto Fluviale Romano
Porto Fluviale Romano
Basilica Dedicata A Santa Maria Assunta
Basilica Dedicata A Santa Maria Assunta
Basilica Dedicata A Santa Maria Assunta
Cripta Degli Scavie Krypta Der Fresken
Cripta Degli Scavie Krypta Der Fresken
Battistero Del Vescovo Cromazio
Campanile Della Basilica Di Aquileia
Case Romane