There are many interesting ancient ruins in the city, many of which date back to the Roman times. Teatro Romano is one of such attractions. Built under the order of Emperor Claudius, the theater is a magnificent example of the Roman architecture. The terrain is even called “little Rome”. The Christmas Fair is held here, and it seems that there is no better place to host such an event. Chiesa Paleocristiana di San Lorenzo is another interesting open-air museum. Among the exhibits you will come across here are findings of ancient graves, and slabs. The place is simply mesmerizing with its mystery.
That notwithstanding, the most mysterious place in Aosta is Criptoportico Forense. This is a horseshoe-shaped indoor gallery situated next to Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta e San Giovanni Battista. Ancient drawings that can be seen here bring about thrill and delight. The place itself evokes ambiguous emotions as it is both eerie and pleasant at the same time. You can feel the spirit of those times – Criptoportico Forense was built in the times of ancient Rome. The place will impress you not only with its scale and sensations, but also with its excellent preservation. You will be glad to note that you do not need to pay a dime in order to visit this place.
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