Ancient Ostia
Founded in the 4th century BC, Ostia Antica was Rome's commercial port for centuries, a crossroads of trade and culture. The archaeological site, among the largest and most fascinating in Italy, allows visitors to immerse themselves in Roman city life: paved streets, insulae, baths, temples, and the great theater still used today for events. Among the most evocative buildings are the mosaic-decorated domus , merchants' shops, taverns, and horrea (warehouses). Every corner reveals precious details about trade, food, and the daily lives of the inhabitants. Beyond being a place of study and discovery, Ostia Antica is a unique visitor experience: the site offers nature trails, cultural events, and activities that make it an ideal destination just a few kilometers from Rome and the sea. Mosaics, domus and workshops
A site to experience today
