The Roman House is one of the famous archaeological sites in Porec. It is located in the heart of the city's famous Marfor Square. It was built during the thirteenth century AD, and despite the many restorations that the building has undergone, it still retains the basic characteristics of the Roman residential architecture in it. Today, the house houses an ethnographic exhibition that houses a rich collection of historical exhibits, including clothes, utensils, coins, and others.