Statue of Julius Caesar

The statue shows Julius Caesar dressed in military garments with carefully detailed Roman armor and a posture that conveys authority. It stands in bronze at the town center on a solid base.

The monument was erected in 1998 and honors Rome's presence during Caesar's military campaigns in this region. It marks an important chapter in the area's ancient past.

The statue marks the connection between ancient Rome and the region's modern identity, reflecting the archaeological finds that tell of Roman presence here. Visitors see it as a link to the past that shaped this area.

The statue is located on the main square and easy to find. Information panels at the site provide context and help you understand the location during your visit.

The statue suffered damage in 2020 that was later repaired, reflecting shifting views on how we preserve historical representations. This incident shows how changing times shape our relationship with monuments.

Official opening: September 11, 1998

GPS coordinates: 50.88349,3.78126

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:45