The National Archaeological Museum of Formia is located on the ground floor of the eighteenth-century town hall, in a wing known as Stallone Bourbon.
The tour starts from the first century BC and comes to the second century AD, which corresponds to the Julio-Claudian, the period of maximum splendour of Formia.
On display are statues of a wide range of distinguished members of the ‘Formiana’ society plus the imperial family (Gens Julio-Claudian) from the area of the ancient Forum.
Much material has been found in the numerous ancient roman villas of the coast.
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