Villa Romani in Minori, Italy, is a charming Roman villa that was discovered in 1954, and this unique museum that is open to the public free of charge, gives visitors who are interested in Roman history, an interesting and factual insite into Roman life two thousand years ago. The exhibition area of the museum is filled with exhibits and diagrams have fact-sheets in various languages, and provided interesting information relevant to the exhibits. Villa Romani offers guided tours through this well preserved Roman villa that is home to spectacular bronze tools, grinding mills, a series of coins and many more unique and interesting artifacts that highlight Roman lifestyles of a era long gone.READ MORE

A visit to Segontium Roman Museum in Gwynedd would not be complete without an exploration of the site of the Roman fort, cared for by Cadw, Welsh Historic Monuments. Caernarfon Castle could be placed within the confines of the fort which it predates the Castle by over a 1000 years.READ MORE