8:30 to 1 hour before sunset; closed on January 1 and December 25
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-2 hours
Address: Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6, 00186 Rome RM
Phone: +39-6-39967700
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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
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Roman Forums had free admission, so I spent almost four hours exploring the ruins that I had seen many times before, but once again I could not resist a journey back in time and lingered there. The Ar...
My favourite part of this tour was drinking from the fountains around the Forum
I really liked the Roman Forum... Wow it's too great... The Roman Forum is even better than the Pantheon and the Colosseum... The carvings on the walls give one a glance of the rich and aesthetic Roma...
I loved the grounds it was so much history and lots of walking, I had the fortune of arriving on a Wednesday where they were letting everyone in for free. how happy was I lol. I was able to visit and...
A few highlights of the Roman Forum:
1. Arch of Titus: This is the oldest arch building in Rome, built by Domitian in AD 81. In commemoration of his brother Titus and his father Vespa first settled the Jewish rebellion. (ie, the destruction of the temple in the Bible)
2. Anthony's shelter and the Temple of Fortuna: This was built by Anthony Shelter in 41 AD for his wife, Fostina, who was worshipped as God. It is also the best temple to save. Because of the baroque tops on the top, there is an uncoordinated visual impact on the temple.
3. The Senate: This 3rd-century Senate still retains the original multi-colored mosaic floor, 300-year-old and sits on the steps of the state affairs and the podium of the speaker.
4. Sacred Way: The oldest road in Rome is paved with flat black basalt, and the Arc de Triomphe of Titus is passing through the ancient Roman market to Mount Capitoli. The heroes of the Roman Republic were marching here when they returned to the triumph, but they gradually fell and became the gathering place for pickpockets and tramps.
5.Maxentis and the Emperor's Hall of Constantine: There are three large arched arches, which are said to be the largest in ancient Rome. They were built in 315 and are the Roman Empire. Legal and financial center.
hugo_enen
On the right side of the Colosseum is the Arch of Constantine, which bypasses the Arc de Triomphe to the back, the road to the Palatino Hill, next to the ruins of the Roman Forum. At first glance, the white building in Piazza Venezia is not far ahead. Most of the temples now have only the remaining Greek columns. Although the distance is very close, it takes a while for each attraction to take a tour. For those who want to visit carefully, it is best to rent an interpreter or follow a guided tour. Overlooking the surrounding Colosseum, Piazza Venezia and ancient Roman ruins, the view is good.
carina
Ancient Roman cities are full of historic monuments, but if you want to visit and explore the earliest forms of ancient Roman cities, you should visit Palatine Hill and Capitoline Hill. This was the downtown of ancient Roman times, with some of the oldest and most important buildings in Rome.
Here is the oldest arch in Rome, the triumphal arch of Titus the Great, built by Domitian in 81 A.D. in memory of his brother Titus and his father Vespasian, who first quelled the revolt in Judea. Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina: This temple was built by Antoninus Pius in 41 A.D. and dedicated to his deceased, deified wife, Faustina. It is also the best-preserved temple. The Senate: The 3rd century Senate still has its original multi-colored mosaic floor, 300 senators sat on the steps of the Senate and is the Speaker's platform.
Holy Road: The oldest road in Rome is paved with flat black basalt, winding through the ancient Roman markets through the Triumphal Gate of Titus to Capitoline Hill. The heroes of the Roman Republic marched here when they triumphantly returned, but gradually it declined and became a gathering place for pickpockets and vagrants.
Maxentius and Constantine Great Hall: There are 3 large mosaic arch structures, allegedly the largest building in ancient Rome, built in about 315, this was the legal and financial center of the Roman Empire.
Admission ticket
Package included in the Colosseum
Method of arrival
Alight at Colosseo Station on Metro Line B
Jinchen_Not_Genius
The empire that Rome developed from a small city state to a world of glory has too much history and history. Its height and complexity are not something I can describe.
But everyone has a Roman in my heart, in my heart:
She is Princess Anne just cut her hair, and is happy to eat the ladder of ice cream;
she is a beautiful female writer Franco Sith, the narrow street of the Italian man Marcelo;
she is the local restaurant that used Elizabeth to soothe the soul after she lost her marriage;
she is Yu Gongying and the minister has gone through the honeymoon and finally swore forever A small church together.
This one-to-one, the smoke and smoke scattered in the streets of Rome, with the romance and style of Southern Europe into my imagination.
In the hearts of other people, what is Rome like?
He was the father standing on the wall of Xi'an, looking at the end of the Silk Road;
He was the city of Dante's story of the Divine Comedy;
He was the Spartan Warrior on the battlefield Shouting;
He is the product of all the prosperity and charm of the Renaissance.
Those fascinating, fascinating history, hidden in the journey of the youth from the youth, the fascination with Rome. Everyone has a Roman in their own heart.
Yoki Huang
Additional Information
Introduction
Built in the 7th century BC, the Roman Forum was originally the burial ground of the Etruscans and later expanded into the heart of the Roman Republic. After the 4th century AD, the important position of the Roman Forum was gradually lost until it became a pasture, and a large amount of stone and marble were stolen for the construction of new palaces, churches and monuments. During the Renaissance, people rekindled old love for all classical things, and the square became the focus of attention of artists and architects. Beginning in the 18th century, people began systematically excavating the ruins of the square.
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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We combined the Colosseum and the Roman Forum with our tour with What a Life Tours. It was the perfect combo. It can get quite hectic there, so having a guide is wonderful. We needed our tour up on Palatine Hill which looks over Rome. The sun was starting to set so it was so beautiful! Just know if you go alone in the afternoon it will be beyond packed with people!
There is more to see here than in the Colosseum. It is impressive and worth visiting. There is more to see here than in the Coliseum. It is impressive and worth a visit.