These are the 10 best places to see the ruins of the Roman Empire while skipping out on the impending Jubilee crowds in Italy ...

Step back in time in this incredible Provençal city filled with Roman ruins… Arles is a city where it feels like you’re literally walking through history. This Southern France city is ...

Archaeologists in Chamboret found 1,700-year-old ruins next to a water source filled with artifacts. Photos show. the once abandoned site. Photo from Inrap Much about the ancient Roman empire has ...

Want to visit Roman ruins? This German town is a must-visit alternative See museums and palaces in the “Rome of the North” and get a chance to experience the ancient empire without being ...

For 140 years, people have suspected the ruins of an ancient Roman defensive structure were buried somewhere in Aachen, archaeologist Andreas Schaub said in a March 19 news release from the city.

Sifting through the damp soil of the southwestern United Kingdom, archaeologists slowly unearthed an ancient Roman settlement. The ruins seemed “typical” at first — but then “something ...

Archaeologists have discovered ancient artifacts dating back nearly 2,000 years, including coins, hair accessories, and 34 semiprecious stones in the drains of what was once a bustling Roman bathho… ...

Archaeologists say the remnants of an ancient Roman basilica unearthed in the heart of London are "one of the most significant discoveries" in years.

Archaeologists in France have unearthed the Roman-era remains of a landscaped pool and wall around a natural freshwater spring; and they think it was built on the ruins of a much older, probably ...

The discovery highlights how wine was used as a form of power for the privileged in one of the ancient world’s bloodiest empires.

A complex of ancient Roman temples that includes ruins of the building where Caesar was stabbed to death is now open to tourists. Before Monday’s ribbon-cutting, only cats roamed the plaza La… ...

Ruins among 'best preserved' The temples emerged during the demolition of medieval-era buildings in the late 1920s, part of dictator Benito Mussolini's campaign to remake the urban landscape.