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Museum of London exhibition shows the astonishing Roman finds of metal dishes, bowls and vessels from archaeological dig in Drapers Gardens near Bank of England.

Tourists come from all over the world to visit this historic gem. Chester was established by the Romans and has a wealth of history for visitors to explore.

The city of Trier in Western Germany conveys a feeling of youth and vitality despite being dominated by 2000 years of Roman history.

Northumberland National Park is England's northernmost national park. It contains pre-historic buildings and carvings and is a good area for walking - good fishing too.

In the hills to the south east of Carthage, Dougga is a former Numidian town with impressive roman remains

Situated under the town hall of modern Spoleto, the Casa Romano di Vespasia Polla is a well preserved Roman house attributed to the mother of the Emperor Vespasian.

Originally an Etruscan town, the Tuscan town of Fiesole also has substantial Roman remains

Bath tourism is synonymous with the Sally Lunn Bun. Taste the delight at the 300 year old refreshment room, which has the original kitchen and museum downstairs.

York Minster has a history stretching back some 1,400 years, but Christianity was established in the area long before the Minster was created.

Where to look for bargain deals on low cost carriers to the Aragonese capital from Milan, London, Frankfurt and Paris.

For scenery alone, France is a prime location with such a divergent landscape that it's understandable how rural France has inspired generations of artists.

The Romans invaded Britain in AD 43. It took thousands of soldiers six years to build Hadrian's Wall and the purpose was to mark the boundaries of the great Roman Empire.

Sicily's ancient sites reflect its turbulent past and feature among Italy's top archaeological wonders.

Ancient limestone rock formations, caves, eagles, snakes and colourful wild flowers make The Torcal an exciting day's adventure for kids and adults on holiday in Spain.

The Savoie resort of Aix les Bains enjoys a scenic location on Lac du Bourget and hot springs, discovered by ancient Celts and still used today in the Thermal Spa.

The northern county of Northumberland is home to Hadrian's Wall, built by the Romans over 1500 years ago and stretching for 73 miles bordering Scotland and England.

In the first year of the 20th century the Ottoman sultan ordered the start of building work on the Hejaz railway to allow easier access for pilgrims to the holy places.

Despite its bad reputation, Majorca can offer a relaxed and sophisticated break - and all for a relatively small cost.

Located south of Hadrians Wall in Northumberland UK, visitors are able to see ruins and artifacts unearthed by archaeologists.

Tuscany is well known, but the heartlands of the Etruscans - the people who gave their name to the region - remain off the beaten track for many tourists.

The archaeology of Fiesole in northern Italy offers insights into the development of Etruscan civilisation and towns in ancient Etruria

Málaga's Mediterranean Port and historical city lie side by side and cruise liners can dock practically on the doorstep making sightseeing both enjoyable and convenient.