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| Why this site and what will you find on it? |
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The network, "Roman Roads in the Mediterranean", is happy to welcome you to its Internet site: www.viaeromanae.org.
This site is the outcome of a partnership between fifteen regions of Europe, France, Italy, Spain and Greece which began in 1998, within the framework of THE EUROPEAN INTERREG MEDOCC PROJECT.
We hope that this site, with its in-depth contents and extensive links, will be an effective information tool (discovery of the related history, geography and tourism, a photographic library, events and practical information about visiting the sites, etc.) for netsurfers in Europe and the rest of the world who want to learn more about Roman roads in the Mediterranean and gain insight into the countries who are partners in this project.
Let yourself be guided by the navigation bar as it takes you through the different topics.
We hope that you enjoy your visit.
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| The Roman Roads |
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VIAE LUSITANORUM in Portugal and especially through The Algarve including the sites of Baesuris, Balsa, Ossonoba (Faro), Milreu, Cerro da Vila, Lacobriga.
VIA AUGUSTA
in Catalonia,
and Valencia
and the Ruta Betica Romana in Andalousia
VIA DOMITIA in Languedoc-Roussillon where you can find the route of the roman road, especially around Beaucaire, Nîmes, Pont du Gard, Ambrussum (Lunel), Pinet et Loupian, Béziers and Ensérune, Narbonne and across the Pyrenees.
VIA DOMITIA in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region with the sites of Tarascon, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Cavaillon, Apt, Céreste, Lurs and Ganagobie, Sisteron and the Montgenèvre mountain pass along the route of the Via Domitia.
VIA CORSICA in Corsica
VIA AEMILIA SCAURI, VIA POSTUMIA & VIA AURELIA in Liguria
ROAD OF GAUL in the Aosta valley especially the Pont d'Aël, a dramatic natural site noted for the aqueduct-bridge.
VIA FLAMINIA in Umbria (text only in Italian)
VIA APPIA, VIA SEVERIANA, VIA AURELIA & VIA FLAMINIA in Lazio (text only in Italian)
VIA EGNATIA in West Macedonia and the sites of Florina, Petres Amyntaion, Spilia-Pyrgoi and Aiani.
VIA EGNATIA in East Macedonia -Thrace you can follow the Via Egnatia (text only in Greek)to Advira, Amphipolis, Anastasioupolis, Kavala, Maroneia, Makri, Filipoi, Mesemvira.
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