The ROMAN FORUM
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The Roman Forum seen from Campidoglio (Capitoll Hill).

The Roman Forum seen from Campidoglio (Capitol Hill)

The view of the Roman Forum is also fascinating. This panoramic photo was taken from Capitol Hill. The palace immediately to the right is Rome's Municipality since antiquity. Today it hosts the Municipality and the Mayor's office. From left to right you can see the Torre Spaccata (the broken tower), the church built on top of St. Peter's jail (Mamertino), the arch of Septimius Severus, the Curia or Roman Senate (behind it), the Sacred Way (where tourists are walking), the Temple of Saturn (with its high columns, it was the seat of the Roman State Treasury). At its right you can see the remains of the Basilica Julia. The hill to the right is the Palatine, and in the background you can see the silhouette of the Coliseum.     

This is an opposite photo. In the foreground you can see the Via dei Fori Imperiali, between Capitol Hill and the Coliseum. From left to right you can see the Palatine Hill, the Basilica of Saint Cosma and Damiano (patron saints of medical doctors), and the Roman Forum.

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Roman Forum - opposite photo.

Finally you can see the Roman Curia or Senate, the Basilica of Mamertino, and Capitol Hill (Campidoglio in Italian).

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The stairways of the Ara Coeli and

The stairways of the Ara Coeli and
of Campidoglio (Capitol Hill)

The square of Campidoglio (Capitol Hill)

The square of Campidoglio (Capitol Hill)

 

Palazzo Venezia

Palazzo Venezia

Altare della Patria or Vittoriale

Altare della Patria or Vittoriale
(Altar of the Fatherland)

 

THIS SEASON'S PHOTO

This photo (right) is courtesy of the Capostagno family (Calif. USA). They are affectionate customers and now also friends.

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The Arch of Constantine was erected to celebrate the emperor's victory over Maxentius in 312 AD. Constantine legalized Christianity with the edict of Milan of 313 AD.

The Coliseum (Amphitheater Flavius) construction ended in 80 AD. An achievement of the Romans' engineering capacity, it also represented the obscure part of a great civilisation.

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The Arch of Constantine (left) and the
Coliseum (right)  under the starry night of Rome

 

Altare della Patria or Vittoriale

The Column of Trajan

Trajan's Forum

Trajan's Forum

 

The churches near Trajan's column

The churches near Trajan's column

The churches near Trajan's column

The churches near Trajan's column

 

The mouth of truth (Bocca della Verita'). It is part of the Church of Santa Maria della Cosmedin.  A Roman Homes customer trying her chances with the God of the River.

Mouth of truth (Bocca della Verita').

Mouth of truth (Bocca della Verita').

You will find the map of the quarter, in sections B2, B3, and C2 of the map of Rome, please click here. Once you will be in the page, click on sections, they will become larger.


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"Roman Forum and Piazza Venezia"                  "Restaurants, cafes and shops in the Monti quarter"

"St. Peter in Chain and St. Mary Major"               "Monuments and sights in the quarter"

Rome with a view!           The Pantheon quarter       The Piazza Navona - Via della Pace quarter

The Piazza Navona - Campo de' Fiori quarter            The Jewish quarter

The Trevi Fountain-Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna quarter)           The Trastevere quarter

The Monti quarter             The Vatican quarter             The Janiculum

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