Below is a list of the Top Ten Roman Monuments that are a testament to Roman Engineering. All are still standing and can be visited by the Public.
- Colosseum
- Largest Roman Amphitheatre, Rome, Italy.
- Baalbeck Roman Temples
- Largest Roman Temple Complex in the Empire, Baalbeck, Lebanon.
- Pantheon
- First Temple with a giant unsupported concrete Dome, Rome, Italy.
- Pompeii
- Roman city buried under volcanic ash, near Naples, Italy.
- Pont du Gard Roman Aqueduct
- Viaduct, near Nimes, Southern France.
- El Djem Amphitheatre
- Third largest Roman Arena, 37 miles (60km) south of Sousse, Tunisia.
- Diocletian's Palace
- Roman Palace preserved within the city walls, Split, Croatia.
- Verona Roman Amphitheatre
- Third largest Roman Amphitheatre, Verona, Italy.
- Pula Arena
- Sixth largest Roman Amphitheatre, Pula, Croatia.
- Hadrian's Wall
- 80 mile (129km) long Wall, Dyke and system of Forts and Fortresses, Newcastle, Northern England.
Seven Wonders of Ancient Rome
- Via Appia (312 BCE)
- Aqueducts of Ancient Rome (312 BCE-226 CE)
- Colosseum (81 CE)
- Circus Maximus (98-117 CE)
- Trajan’s Column (113 CE)
- Pantheon (128 CE)
- Baths of Caracalla (212-216 CE)
Best Preserved Roman Cities
- Pompeii (Italy)
- Herculaneum (Italy)
- Baelo Claudia (Spain)
- Glanum (France)
- Cyrene (Libya)
- Sabratha (Libya)
- Leptis Magna (Libya)
- Volubilis (Morocco)
- Timgad (Algeria)
- Lugo (Spain)
- Dougga (Tunisia)
- Sbeitla (Tunisia)