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Landmark temple of the Severan family built in the 3rd century AD.
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The city's central plaza.
The decorated west gate of the city, 12.5 m high. Reconstructed in 1922 after it was dismantled in 1839 in a failed attempt to ship it to Paris.
Built outside of the town's walls, cut into the hillside of a valley.
Built in AD 183. Has an underground level where fires heated the bathwater.
Ringed by the remains of the Julia Basilica and the Capitol building, a temple dedicated to the gods Jupiter, Juno and Minerva.
Holds the Cresconius Basilica, baths and a chapel.