Gothic War can refer to several periods of warfare between the Roman empire and the Goths, including:
- Gothic War (376-382) - Greuthungs and Thervings against the Eastern Roman Empire
- Gothic War (402-403) - Visigoths against the Western Roman Empire
- Gothic War (535–554) - Ostrogoths against the Byzantine emperor Justinian
See also
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