Roman Forum

represent the grandeur and power of Rome nearly 2,000 years ago. These ruins are what remains of Rome’s ancient center city – the Roman Forum. Often overlooked by the Colosseum, the Forum contains some of Rome’s most important history

You must see this. Go there early morning, you can take one ticket for coliseum and forum. This is for whole day

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Very interesting to learn about what different ruins were 2000+ years ago. Would recommend a tour guide to inform you about what everything was to get a full understanding.

Examining the Roman Forum is an amazing experience but it can be exhausting. We went in the middle of summer and it was hard to enjoy the history around us because of how unbelievably hot it was. Definitely worth visiting, but in the middle of the summer I would recommend going in the morning before it can get too hot.

Walk among the ancient ruins of the Roman Forum. I found it to be incredibly fascinating to take in the history and see the remains of a sprawling metropolis - the heart of the city and it's main square. Take in the grand arches and remaining columns. Be sure to snap some photos, especially at sunset.

Very cool look into what the city must have been like ok antiquity. Crazy that these ruins can exist in the middle of a thriving metropolis.

The Roman Forum is a rectangular forum surrounded by the ruins of several important ancient government buildings at the center of the city of Rome.

The Roman Forum is a large rectangular area close to the Colosseum featuring a number of Roman remains, temples, columns, arches, etc. There are plenty of signs to explain the various structures you can see.

If you live in Rome you could pass every day on the road next to this area, where ancient and magnificent ruins are still standing. It is a magical place, enlighted by the morning sun and embraced by the sunset.a must see in the city