Located right next to the National Museum of History and Archeology, the Roman Mosaic Edifice, dates all the way back to the 6th century and represents a peerless touristic attraction, extremely valuable for the history of the city of Constanta. In its glory days, the Roman Mosaic Edifice would serve as a connecting point between the sea port and the antic city back then named Tomis, representing the place where commercial activities would take place. This true archeologic treasure of Constanta is famous for its mosaic floor which maintained itself surprisingly well over the centuries. The museum hosts other collections of goods and objects found around the storage sheds of the establishment.