Explore the most beautiful attractions in Ancient Rome!
The “Eternal City” is one of the oldest in the world and offers an incredible historical and archaeological heritage. Craving for an extraordinary window into the Roman past? Among the best things to do in Rome, places like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Pantheon and the Baths of Caracalla are the best.
Indeed visiting them you can voyage back in time. It is a unique opportunity. Walk in the Circus Maximus, one of the largest arena in the world! Adimire the worderful Portcus Octaviae and visit the near Theatre of Marcellus.
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Colosseum
Among the best attractions of Ancient Rome there is definitely the Colosseum!
The emperors Vespasian, Titus and Domitian in 80-70 AD ordered to build the Flavian Amphitheatre under their reigns . You can find it in the centre, the ancient part of the city. Romans used the Colosseum especially for public shows, such as fights between gladiators, wild animals, and theatrical performances.
Its majesty and history make it one of the main tourist must see in the world: you can’t leave in Rome without seeing the Colosseum!
Roman Forum and Palatine Hill
The Roman Forum is one of the largest archaeological sites in the capital in the heart of Rome. During the Imperial era it was the political, religious and social center of the city. Here they gathered to participate in important moments of city life: for public events, speeches, or religious celebrations. On the Palatine Hill there were the ancient noble residences. From here you can still enjoy a breathtaking view today.
Here you can walk among the ruins and immerse yourself in the most beautiful attractions of Ancient Rome. Explore the remains of the temples, palaces and public buildings that defined the Imperial era to relive the magnificence of the past!
Pantheon
The Pantheon is an extraordinary example of Roman engineering and architecture. Romans built starting in 27 BC. Dedicated to the Roman gods and became a Christian church: the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres. Raphael, the famous Renaissance painter, is buried inside. Its geometric perfection and the innovative construction of the dome have inspired architects and engineers for centuries. 16 columns adorned the front portico. Its large hemispherical dome is he most impressive feature of the Pantheon! It has a diameter of 43.3 meters. Admire one of the most beautiful attractions of Ancient Rome. Let the majestic dome enchat you!
Caracalla Baths & Circus Maximus
The Circus Maximus is one of the most emblematic attractions of Ancient Rome, famous for being the largest and most majestic stadium of the time. Located in the valley between the Palatine and the Aventine, it was the main place of entertainment and chariot races were the main event, extremely popular among Roman citizens. Stroll through the Circus Maximus, the largest stadium ever built in the world!
Want to find out where the ancient Romans loved? Visit the Baths of Caracalla! Colored marbles, mosaics, frescoes and statues richly decorated the place. Not just a place to take a relaxing bath, also a center that combined physical, recreational and social activities. I host different exhibition inside: concerts, theater and ballet. It is a beautiful example of ancient architecture that has resisted time and history.
Porticus Octaviae
The Porticus Octaviae is one of the most beautiful attractions of Ancient Rome. Located in the vibrant Jewish Ghetto district, it is one of the city’s best-preserved monuments. Portico of Metellus, was its initial name given by Quintus Cecilius Metellus Macedonicus. Built between 146 and 179 BC, it was restored in 27 BC by Emperor Augustus who dedicated it to his sister Octavia Minor, from whom it took its current name. It surrounded an area with two temples: that of Juno Regina and that of Jupiter Stator. Numerous Corinthian columns adorned the portico and it still retains some of its original structures. Discover the ancient Roman past!
Theatre of Marcellus
The Theatre of Marcellus is one of the most famous ancient theatres in the city: among the major attractions of Ancient Rome, it has nothing to envy the Colosseum. Its construction began under Julius Caesar and was completed by the Emperor Augustus in 13 BC, who dedicated it to his nephew Marcus Claudius Marcellus, son of Octavia Minor, who had died prematurely.
The Theatre of Marcellus hosted a wide range of shows, including comedies, tragedies, and other forms of theatrical entertainment and was one of the largest theatres in the city.
Today it is often used as a venue for cultural events and shows, which allow visitors to relive the atmosphere of the ancient Roman past!
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