Doclea is an ancient Roman city located near the modern town of Podgorica in Montenegro. It was established in the 1st century AD and served as an important center for trade and culture during the Roman Empire. The city features well-preserved ruins, including a basilica, aqueduct, and city walls, which provide insight into its historical significance. The site of Doclea is known for its archaeological value, attracting researchers and tourists alike. Excavations have revealed artifacts that highlight the daily life and architectural styles of the time. Today, Doclea stands as a testament to the region's rich history and Roman heritage.