AQUILEIA

PATRIMONIO DELL'UMANITÀ

venerdì 20 febbraio 2026

Domus and Episcopal Palace

The Domus of the I-II century

Le domus del I-II secolo | © Fondazione Aquileia

Where is it

Domus and Episcopal Palace

The “Violin barn” complex, a rustic building in use until the late 1950s, stands on ...

Itinerary

Roman Aquileia: private buildings

The stages

Cal Fund Excavations crypt Domus and Episcopal Palace Domus of Tito Macro The house of the dancing children (closed to the public) The house of the wounded beasts (closed to the public)

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Roman Aquileia: public buildings

Discovering the places where public life took place in Roman times. The Forum, the beating heart...

Early Christian Aquileia

The golden age of Aquileia: between the early Christian Basilica and the Museum, a treasure trove of...

Medieval Aquileia

The Basilica, the fulcrum of the resurgence in the Middle Ages. The architectural and artistic ...

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Aquileia, site of memory

The Heroes' Cemetery, historic testimony of the First World War, preserves the memory of when Aquileia was crossed by the tragic conflict that ended in 1918. In the days that followed the Great War Aquileia became a symbol of Italian spirit with the first military cemetery for the fallen on the karst front.

Attila, the destroyer? Maybe. In Aquileia, history retraces its steps

A thousand legends surround the Huns and the infamous Sack of Aquileia, which according to tradition would have razed the flourishing border city to the ground. But the latest discoveries tell another story.