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Roman Forum
Visiting the Roman Forum is a great way to learn about the history of ancient Rome. There are many different sites that you can visit, including the Palatine Hill, the Temple of Caesar, the Basilica of Constantine, and the Septimius Severus Arch. In addition, there are numerous restaurants, hotels, and other attractions located around the forum. These make it a great destination for families and those with children.
Temple of Caesar
Located on the Palatine Hill, the Roman Forum is an archaeological park that is open to the public. During the ancient Roman era, the forum was the center of political, legal, religious and military life. It was a place where the Senate would meet and make important decisions. Today, the forum is a popular archaeological site for tourists.
Many sanctuaries and monuments were built in the forum. One of the earliest temples was the Vesta temple. Vesta was the goddess of family and home. This temple was built in around 497 BC.
Another temple was the Augustus temple. This was built in memory of the legendary co-founder of Rome. Caesar's ashes were also buried here. The exact location of his tomb is unknown.
Basilica of Constantine
Visiting the Roman Forum is a must for anyone interested in history. It is the site of many of the most important events in the history of Rome.
The Roman Forum is a large area located on Via Sacra, which is the main road in the city. There are several sights to see and buildings to explore. Among the most impressive are the Roman Forum arches. The arches are decorated with gilded tiles and represent a third of the original Basilica of Constantine.
The Roman Forum is open daily from 8:30 AM to 7 PM. It is closed on the first of January and on the 25th of December. The easiest way to get to the Forum is by public transport.
Curia
Located in a valley between the Capitoline and Palatine Hills, the Roman Forum is a large complex of ancient Roman structures. Many of these buildings have been excavated. The ruins are still being unearthed. The Forum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a popular tourist attraction. It is recommended to visit the Forum with a guide.
The most well-preserved building in the Roman Forum is the Curia, which was the meeting place for the Roman Senate. It was the political hub of the Forum. This building was rebuilt several times throughout the history of Rome. During the Republican period, it was used as the official center of government. It had four chambers where cases were heard.
The Roman Forum is also home to the Arch of Septimius Severus. This triumphal arch was built to honor Septimius Severus, a conqueror of Rome. The arch is a three-bay structure. It is surrounded by detached composite columns and high sculpted piers.
Septimius Severus Arch
Among the empire's highest arches, the Arch of Septimius Severus was built by the Senate in 203 AD to celebrate Severus' victory over the Parti. Severus' sons Antoninus Augustus Pius Felix and Caracalla succeeded him. The Arch is constructed on a huge travertine base, and is 23 meters tall. Despite its height, the Arch was lowered during the fourth century in order to accommodate the needs of traffic.
The Arch of Septimius Severus is a large triumphal arch constructed in the Roman Forum. The arch was built to commemorate the victory of Severus over the Parti, who were the enemy of Rome.
The Arch of Septimius Severus was constructed on a large travertine base. The Arch is covered in marble and has sculpted panels. The Arch of Septimius Severus contains an inscription, originally gilded in bronze. The inscription commemorates Severus' war efforts, and also thanks Severus and his sons for expanding the Republic.
Palatine Hill
Visiting the Roman Forum from Palatine Hill is an interesting experience. The Forum was built by Romans in the 5th century BC. It was used for political meetings and economic gatherings. It was also the site of the famous Colosseum.
The forum was also used as the home of the Roman Senate. It has remnants of a two story exedra. There were also several temples built on the site.
The Domus Aurea is also located on the site. This is the house of Rome's first emperor Augustus. It has beautiful frescoes and ornately decorated rooms. The site also boasts a beautiful staircase that features fountains and water games.
It's also worth visiting the House of Livia. This is the residence of Livia, Augustus' wife. Its ornately decorated rooms and frescoes have been preserved.
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