A visit to Viminacium provides a direct encounter with Roman history. Explore the remains of buildings, mosaics and monumental objects that bring antiquity to life in a unique way.
The tour of Viminacium leads through the remains of the Roman city and legionary camp, which in the 1st century was one of the main centers of the province of Upper Moesia, with preserved remains of mosaics, buildings, baths and amphitheater.
During a walk through the archaeological park, you can see reconstructed buildings, Roman streets and rooms, as well as a special paleontological segment - 'Mammoth Park', where the skeleton of a mammoth found on the site and about a million years old is exhibited.
Start at the visitor center where tickets are bought and received information. The standard tour lasts about 1 hour and includes the museum, thermal baths, amphitheater and underground tombs.
Price per person 12 €
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