Discover the history in the heart of city
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The Roman Forum, also known as the "Forum Romanum" in Latin, it is located in the heart of the city. it is the most important forum in ancient Rome, situated on low ground between the Palatine and Capitoline hills. It is an archaeological site and open-air museum. The significant and landmarks in the Roman Forum are Temple of Saturn, Temple of Vesta, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine, Arch of Titus, Curia Julia and Rostra. You will get to explore the ruins of ancient Rome's most important civic and religious buildings in the heart of Rome.
Visiting the Roman Forum is an essential experience for anyone traveling to Rome, offering a glimpse into the heart of ancient civilization.
I love it! So much to see but of course need some stamina here as there are lots of walking and pathways aint exactly well paved. Please wear comfortable footwear here and have at least 1-2 hours to finish walking.
The entire place is huge! So make sure you delegate enough time to really go around. Just passed by so we didn’t get tickets but still cool to see. Had some constructions though
I think this is the most worthwhile open-air museum in Rome.
Super good price. The place is beautiful. You can see three places with a ticket, the price is very good. It is worth going.
Rain: nowhere to hide. Wind: dusty. Walking: dirt. Scenery: tall and spectacular.