Porto Fluviale

Friuli Venezia Giulia


Scattered remnants of the Roman town include extensive ruins of the Porto Fluviale, the old port, which once linked the settlement to the sea. Also free to visit are the partially restored remains of houses, roads and the standing columns of the ancient Forum on Via Giulia Augusta.


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