ποΈ Leusaba-Aquae Sulphurae
Roman spa settlement in central Bosnia and Herzegovina
π Fast Facts
- Location: Near Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina (44.147Β°N, 17.802Β°E)
- Period: Roman occupation, 1stβ4th centuries CE
- Site type: Thermal spa complex and settlement
- Status: Archaeological remains; partially excavated
Leusaba-Aquae Sulphurae was a Roman spa settlement built around natural sulphur springs in the region of Dalmatia Mediterranea. The site functioned as a therapeutic and administrative centre during the Imperial period, exploiting the mineral-rich thermal waters for bathing and healing purposes. Archaeological evidence indicates settlement from the 1st century CE through the late Roman period, with infrastructure typical of provincial spa towns ...