Narona, one of the most important ancient cities on the eastern Adriatic coast, is located four km west of Metković, in Vid village. Archaeological research has explored several locations where the remains of architecture were discovered, which are presented in this paper. The city area was on the sunny hill of a 58 m high hill and was pervaded by city ramparts. In the centre of the ancient Narona there was a rectangular form of the forum with its buildings. The most prominent researched component of the whole Narona is certainly Imperial temple, which is located on the western side of the forum. Built in the 10th year BC and ruined at the turn of the 4th to 5th century AD. On the north side of the temple, there is a courtyard and on the southern side is the building with mosaics. Epigraphic finds found in Narona testify to the existence of the Temple of Libero, the theatre and at least one of the terms. From the later period, the early Christian basilicas stand out from three localities. The first discovered basilica was built in the 5th century, and it is located below today's church of St. Vid. In one of the northern rooms of the early Christian church, there was a baptistery from the same period as the church. On the site of Erešove bare there was an early Christian church from the 7th century, which was located on the remains of a suburban villa from the 3rd century. The only object in which investigations were discontinued due to property - legal problems were two basilicas in the ex - waterway route, dating to the 4th and 6th century.