ποΈ Ad Drinum-Aquae Sulphurae
Roman settlement and sulphur springs in central Bosnia and Herzegovina
π Fast Facts
- Location: Near Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (43.851524Β°N, 18.542395Β°E)
- Period: Roman imperial era, likely 1stβ3rd century CE
- Site type: Fortified settlement with therapeutic hot springs
- Current status: Archaeological remains; no formal visitor facilities
Ad Drinum-Aquae Sulphurae was a Roman settlement established along the Drina River valley in the province of Dalmatia, strategically positioned to exploit natural sulphur springs. The site served both military and civilian functions, with evidence of occupation spanning the imperial period. Today, the location remains archaeologically significant but largely unexcavated and without dedicated infrastructure for visitors ...