La Turbie is a commune in the Alpes-Maritimes department in southeastern France. It is a Medieval village perched on the cliffs overlooking Monaco and the Mediterranean. Looming over the village is the Roman ruin of the Trophee d'Auguste, a monument for the Roman roads Via Julia and the Aurelian Way between Rome and Roman Gaul. The Trophy was built in 6 BC on the highest point on the long Roman road into Gaul. It is believed that columns once circled the colonnade and the monument had a stepped conical roof that was probably topped with a statue of Augustus.