green trees on green grass field near mountain during daytime

ancient roman ruins in the parc in Susa, Italy. Susa (Susa in Piedmontese; Souiza, Suèiza, Suza or Susa in Franco-Provençal, Suse in French, Segusium in Latin) is an Italian town of 5 988 inhabitants in the metropolitan city of Turin in Piedmont. For thousands of years it has been a crossroads of the various transalpine itineraries between Italy and France, and is characterized by considerable Roman and medieval monuments. It is located in the center of the homonymous valley of Susa. In ancient times it was the capital of the Reign of the Cozii, the starting point of the Via Domizia.