Fondazione Aquileia was established in 2008 following the agreement between the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities and the Autonomous Region Friuli Venezia Giulia. Moreover, the Municipality of Aquileia and Archdiocese of Gorizia are members of the Fondazione too. The main objective of the Fondazione is the enhancement of monuments, museums and the archaeological site of Aquileia, which has been included in the World Heritage List of UNESCO since 1998. Furthermore, the Fondazione is committed to create an Archaeological park integrated into the present urban tissue. Besides that, the Fondazione fosters the knowledge of the ancient city with many initiatives, among them the exhibitions organized in collaboration with the National Archaeological Museum of Aquileia, the Aquileia Film Festival, conferences and other cultural events that in 2019 acquire a particular significance on the celebration of the 2200 years from the city foundation. In 181 BC, the Romans established the colony that became one of the most important cities of the Empire, as well as a center of diffusion of Christianity and seat of the largest diocese of the Church for many centuries, which from Lake Como extended to Hungary. The National Archaeological Museum of Aquileia was founded in 1882 to host the large collection of archaeological finds from excavations and discoveries in Aquileia and its surroundings, which continue up to the present day. The exhibition itinerary, renewed in 2018…