Monuments in Formia
Monuments, archaeology and historic places in Formia, collected in practical visitor guides.
Roman Cistern of Formia
A large underground Roman cistern in the heart of the historic Castellone district.
DiscoverVilla di Mamurra
The Roman complex on the Gianola promontory, nestled within the coastal park.
DiscoverFormiaPhoto: Cosiddetta Tomba di Cicerone, Formia — Carole Raddato · CC BY-SA 2.0 · adapted for the web (edit and format)
Tomb of Cicero
The funerary monument along the Appian Way traditionally linked to the memory of Cicero.
DiscoverTorre di Mola
The medieval cylindrical tower that defines the seaside district of Mola.
DiscoverFormiaPhoto: Formia vista da Gaeta — brunobarbato · CC BY 3.0 · adapted for the web (edit and format)
Caposele Archaeological Area
A coastal archaeological area on Via Porto Caposele connected with the maritime villas of ancient Formiae.
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Cryptoporticoes beneath the Municipal Gardens
Underground Roman structures beneath Formia’s Municipal Gardens.
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Castellone Tower
The historic tower marking the skyline of Formia’s Castellone district.
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Bassamare and Marina di Castellone area
A stretch of Formia where the coast, Roman remains and the modern city overlap.
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Via Appia, Fountain and Roman Aqueduct
Traces of the ancient Roman infrastructure still visible throughout the Formia area.
DiscoverWar Memorial of Piazza della Vittoria
The bronze work by Dora Ohlfsen inaugurated in 1926 in the heart of Formia.
DiscoverRoman Small Port of Gianola
A small inlet with ancient structures for water management and fish farming.
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