This final paper presents the current archaeological situation of the ancient Iovia, that is today's town of Ludbreg. It also gives the reader an opportunity to learn and gain an insight into what has been revealed throughout archaeological research in the first stage, from 1968 to 1979, and in the second one that lasted from 2008 to 2010. Based on the important ancient Podravina highway, Iovia represents an extremely valuable archaeological site with a long tradition of settlements. Iovia is located not far from Varaždin, between the intercessions of the rivers Drava and Sava, and the ancient settlement is located along the river Bednja. This area, which was established by a fortification system, only confirms its importance during antiquity, when the goal was a good connection with the rest of Panonia and nature protection. We can say that Somođi Garden is the largest and most well-researched space in Ludbreg, where a thermal complex that completes the image of the roman Iovia has been discovered. Unfortunately, necropolises are not explored, but their location near the road itself is assumed. The forum has not been revealed yet. Archaeological research has found a large number of roman materials, which served in the dating of the Iovia from the 1st to 4th century. In any case, it takes a lot of years to get a full picture of Iovia's urbanization.