History of Roman Bucket List

Walk along ancient Rome's northern frontier in Britain

Discover one of the best preserved ancient Roman cities

Experience Morocco's Roman city ruins

Roman forum, Romanesque churches and the Sea Organ — steps that play music from the waves — on a Dalmatian peninsula.

Georgian spa city with Roman baths.

Explore Lebanon's ancient Roman temples

Moulay Ismail's imperial city: the Bab Mansour gate, the royal granaries and the Roman ruins of Volubilis nearby.

Constantine the Great's birthplace, the Ottoman Skull Tower and Serbia's capital of grilled meat.

One of the finest Roman cities, UNESCO-listed.

Ruins of the ancient Carthaginian capital.

Ruins of King Omri’s capital Samaria, later Herod’s Sebaste — Roman colonnade, theatre and the traditional tomb of John the Baptist.

Greco-Roman city on a cliff above the sea, with mosaic floors and a restored theatre that still hosts summer plays.

Greek, Roman, Byzantine and Venetian ruins in a lagoon-side forest: a theatre, baptistery mosaics and city walls.

Remarkably intact Roman city in the Aures.

Roman mountain town with some of North Africa’s finest mosaics.

Exceptionally preserved Roman provincial city.

One of the six largest Roman amphitheatres still standing, with all four side towers intact, used for concerts and film festivals.

Herod’s Roman harbour city — amphitheatre, hippodrome and seaside aqueduct.

Walk the medieval city walls, the Shambles’ overhanging shops and York Minster, the largest Gothic cathedral in northern Europe.