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The ancient city of “Walili” in present-day Morocco is a must-see destination for history and archaeology enthusiasts. You can travel to Volubilis, a city founded in the 3rd century BC and a place that was one of the most influential cities of the ancient Roman Empire in North Africa. The official name of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Morocco is Volubilis Archaeological Site.

When you visit “Walili”, you can explore the impressive ruins of the Roman Basilica, a massive structure that served as a public space and legal center. The city also features the Triumphal Arch, a grand monument dedicated to the Roman Emperor Caracalla, and the House of Orpheus, showcasing stunning mosaic art. Our tours in Morocco departing from Fes allow you to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the fascinating ancient city of “Walili”.

Volubilis Morocco

“Volubilis was a significant city in the ancient Roman Empire and a center for the cultivation of olive trees (3rd century BCE).”

Curiosities about Volubilis:

The ancient city of “Walili” is located in present-day Morocco and was founded and built in the 3rd century BC.
“Walili” was a thriving center of trade and agriculture in the ancient Roman Empire in North Africa.
The Roman Basilica, a massive public space and legal center, is a highlight of the city’s ruins.
The Triumphal Arch is a grand monument dedicated to the Roman Emperor Caracalla.
The House of Orpheus showcases stunning mosaic art depicting mythological scenes.
“Walili” was known for its impressive architecture, including using local materials like limestone and marble.
“Walili” Morocco was also known for its advanced irrigation systems and agricultural innovations, particularly in olive cultivation.
In the 20th century, the ruins of Volubilis were rediscovered by French archaeologists.
Today, the ancient city of Volubilis is a popular tourist destination.

Visit Volubilis Archaeological Site

The Roman Basilica in Volubilis was a massive structure that served as a public space and legal center. It was a crucial part of the city’s life and an important hub for civic and social activities.

The Triumphal Arch in Volubilis was a grand monument dedicated to the Roman Emperor Caracalla. It stood as a symbol of the city’s prosperity and importance within the Roman Empire.

The House of Orpheus in Volubilis showcases stunning mosaic art that depicts mythological scenes. The beautifully preserved mosaics offer a glimpse into the artistic mastery of the ancient Roman inhabitants of the city.