Situated in the Drava valley west of Spittal an der Drau, Lendorf is the site of an ancient town with about 30,000 inhabitants called Teurnia (later Tiburnia), that arose about 50 and in the 5th century became the capital of the Roman province Noricum mediterraneum. The remains of the town including a Forum, a basilica, capitol, thermae and a temple dedicated to the Celtic god Grannus can be seen on a hill near the village of Sankt Peter in Holz.
Lendorf is situated in the Drava valley west of Spittal an der Drau and features the remains of an ancient town called Teurnia (later Tiburnia), which was inhabited by approximately 30,000 people. This town played a significant role as the capital of the Roman province Noricum mediterraneum from around 50 AD to the 5th century. The site includes various ruins such as a Forum, basilica, capitol, thermae, and temple dedicated to Grannus on a hill near Sankt Peter in Holz.