Caričin Grad Justiniana Prima

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Place that must be visited during south Serbia visit. With investments and correct managing this place can be not only best tourist destination of south Serbia but Serbia at all. Great place. Lots of history. The guy (Dragan) has a cool one hour story for you. Its a shame this place is not more visited. Beautiful, historic place, for all the people who like Ancient Roman history. Loved it! Unfortunately, there's no guide, but there's a security manager who knows so much about the place, so you'll get some informations about it. Roads are good, and there's a hotel near by, so you can have lunch or coffee. If you're somewhere near, don't miss the opportunity to see this place <3 Roman ruins worth to see once you are in this area. I highly suggest to take tour with tour guide for price of 2 euro only. The place is of immense historic and cultural significance. Commissioned by Emperor Justinian himself at the place of his birth, it used to be a regional administrative and military headquarters in the most desperate of times as Roman authority crumbled under the weight of its own decay as well as consequences of the plague and waves of invasion by nations from the other side of the Danube. It should be something to be cherished and fostered, instead of an ordinary pile of rocks and rubble it is now. I wonder, do people who live nearby even know they share their birthplace with someone like Justinian? Government is far from being capable or even interested in providing a proper care for the site, so I guess we won't be seeing any emersive and engaging educational content based around Justiniana Prima Great historical site! When you come and see the site, you can understand the meaning of the power of the Eastern Roman Empire of the 6th century, the power of the Emperor Youstinian the Great and his spouse and co-regent Theodora. This is the very place where the emperor first saw the light of the day. A magnificent — but its Illyrian-Dardanian roots must be respected. Justiniana Prima is an incredibly well-preserved archaeological site, built by Emperor Justinian I, one of the most influential rulers of the Eastern Roman Empire. What many overlook is that Justinian himself was of Illyrian-Dardanian origin, born in the village of Tauresium (near modern-day Skopje). This region — long before Slavic migrations — was the homeland of the Dardanians, an Illyrian people whose legacy survives today through the Albanian population. While Serbia administers the today, the deeper history belongs to Dardanian-Albanian heritage, not Slavic origins. I give 5 stars for the preservation and importance of the site. But it’s equally important to preserve the truth behind it: this is not just a Roman — it is part of Illyrian and Albanian memory. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.