Trajan Forum Review

The Plaza de Turazhen was built in 107 AD to commemorate the victory of the Great Tulazhen expedition to Romania. Two huge libraries, two grand halls, the monuments to the victory of the Turajan, still standing on the ruins, and rows of statues made up the most spectacular area of the city at the time.

The large square, named after the great Roman emperor Tulajan, is scattered with rubble and some of the unexplored archaeological sites, which are a free view of the area.

Turazhen Square (Trajan's Forum) is located near Mount Kirinal (Quirinal Hill), north of the Roman Square. There is a 30-meter-high Turazhen Victory Column in the center of the square to commemorate the victory of the Roman Emperor Turazhen in the Dakos War. The Turazhen column was built in 113 and is famous for its spiral shallow relief. Next to the pillar of victory in Turaj is a church of the Virgin Mary (Santissimo Nome di Maria al Foro Traiano).

Tulazhen Square is a large-scale building complex. The main entrance of the Square is a triumphal arch with three spans. Behind the main square, there is a semicircle hall on the left and right. In the center of the Square stands a bronze statue of Tulazhen on a gilded horse. The Tulazhen Memorial Column standing here is very eye-catching.

Located in the centre of Rome, you can walk all the way from the Colosseum to the ancient Roman ruins, and then to the Plaza Tulazhen, opposite the Plaza Venice. It can be said that the attractions in the city of Rome can be solved by walking.

Turazhen Square is quieter and the environment is good.

Turajin Square is also beautiful hahaha