ποΈ Leusaba-Aquae Sulphurae
Roman thermal springs settlement in central Bosnia and Herzegovina
π Fast Facts
- Roman spa settlement established during the Imperial period, likely 1stβ2nd century CE
- Located near Sarajevo in the Miljacka River valley
- Archaeological site with remains of thermal infrastructure and settlement structures
- Part of Roman Dalmatia province; modern identification corresponds to thermal springs near Leusaba village
Leusaba-Aquae Sulphurae was a Roman thermal resort settlement located in the Miljacka River valley of central Bosnia and Herzegovina. The site represents one of several spa communities established across the Roman Balkans to exploit naturally occurring sulphur-rich thermal springs. Archaeological evidence indicates occupation during the Imperial period, with settlement focused on bathing facilities and associated dwellings ...