Sirmium Imperial Palace

Wow, so important roman city but totally forgotten. Once even capital of Empire. 6 ceasers were born here. Unfortunattely after barbarians sacked it in 6th century it was destroyed. The emperial palace is excavated and it you are a history fan and get into conversation with employees....you might čet virtual glasses to see how the palace used to be like. Kids loved it. Oh, entree fee is like 2-3€

Great place to visit, so much history. Cost was 1000 for 5 people.

Nice view on ancient time. Since while city is built on Sirmium foundations, it was very interesting ti hear about it. The preserved one part of Emperor's palace and built a building to cover it. Now it's protected and can be seen by tourists.
Entrance fee is around 2eur. Custos said few word about histry and preservation which was really great!
There are no ques and it's not crowded place.

Interesting excavation of the imperial palace, could benefit from more background information about the city during the Roman Empire

It holds the remains of a Roman imperial palace which was home to several Roman Emperors in the middle and late empire including Constantine I. The palace was built at the end of the 3rd or beginning of the 4th century AD. The complex has now been opened to the public as a museum. Only one part of the imperial palace complex can be seen. Enjoy the Roman art. Luxurious interior decoration there is achieved with the fragments of frescoes, mosaic pavements and architectural ornament. They have a small entrance fee.

IMPERIAL PALACE in Sirmium - This is a very interesting archaeological place where the life history of the glorious and powerful Roman Empire existed many centuries ago. Many historical architectural remains, artifacts on how they have lived, survived, conquered and practiced their powers as emperors or great leaders. Their historical displays and stories are really very impressive and educational for historian fanatics. So, if ever you come to visit Serbia, don´t hesitate to include this place in your travel bucket-list.

How beautiful that's an a best place to visit for watching everything from past in Roman Empire

A great amount of work has been done to discover the remnants of the ancient palace and present them to visitors

They don't have a POS, so I advice having serbian currency ! The entry tax is very cheap, but you have to pay in serbian dinnars !

If you are a tourist this is a must visit place, Workers are very kind and full of funny historical facts about Sirmium. The souvenir shop is full of colorful souvenirs and it's very cheap

Great museum and a very important finding for European history.

Place is marvelous. And this just a part of what Sirmium used to be.

Amazing archeological site for all history lovers. There is a chance to experience how the palace looked like with the help of virtual riality.

One of 4 capitals of Roman empire, the site itself is still quite small, however the actual history behind this details of emperor's palace are breathtaking.

An impressive place. Among other things( beautiful mosaics, plumbing) , we found out that they had had floor- heating. Worth seeing!

Loved it, it is nice. People working there will explain it all for you. And there is also a hologram that will welcome you. You may found interesting things about Roman's and their empaire. And you may have drink and look on to imperial palace. Good for kids all ages.

Great presentation of old Roman Empire city ruins of Sirmium. It's definitely the place to visit while you are traveling through Serbia.

The Sirmium Imperial Palace is an important architectural complex located in Sremska Mitrovika, a city and administrative capital of the Srem District in the autonomous province of Vojvodina in Serbia. The palace was built at the end of the 3rd or beginning of 4th century. Marcus Aurelius used Sirmium Palace as a residence in between his Pannonian military campaigns.

Today, only part of the ruins of the imperial palace can be seen. It is considered an archeological site showing the remains of the once prosperous and powerful Roman city buried and concealed beneath the streets of the present day Sremska Mitrovica.

I liked it even though i expected more. The cashier lady was super friendly and very helpful. On our way out she gave us directions on what else to see near by. Thank you! 👍❤

I loved everything about my visit. But it is so clear that we are poor and not much interested in archaeology...