Ruins · Serbia · Eastern Serbia
Felix Romuliana
The ruins of a late Roman palace complex built by Emperor Galerius, set among fields in eastern Serbia.
UNESCO World Heritage Paid entry about 1.5 h
For storytellers
Why Felix Romuliana matters
A fortified palace and a pair of imperial mausoleums rise from the quiet countryside here. It was built around the end of the 3rd century for the emperor Galerius, who was born nearby. Tall walls, gates and mosaics remain. There are few visitors, so you may enjoy it in peace.
Talking points
- It was built for the Roman emperor Galerius.
- Two imperial mausoleums stand on a hill nearby.
- It is quiet and rarely crowded.
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