Clivus Argentarius, Archaeological street near Capitoline Hill, Rome, Italy.
The Clivus Argentarius connects the Roman Forum to Campus Martius, featuring sections of original pavement and ancient brick structures along its path.
During the Roman Republic, the street was called Lautumiae, referencing nearby quarries, before receiving its medieval name related to silver merchants.
The street reveals architectural elements of ancient Roman urban life, including remnants of shops, porticos, and a semicircular latrine from Trajan's era.
Visitors can explore the preserved pavement section that extends from Tullianum to the entrance of the Museo Centrale del Risorgimento.
The location contains visible sections of the Servian Wall, marked by large tuff blocks and possibly the remains of the Porta Fontinal.
Location: Rome
GPS coordinates: 41.89366,12.48451
Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:22
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Arch of Septimius Severus
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Palazzo Senatorio
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Forum of Caesar
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Curia Hostilia
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Temple of Venus Genetrix
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Temple of Concord
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Museo Centrale del Risorgimento
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Basilica Argentaria
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Mamertine Prison
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Aedicula Concordiae
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Santa Martina in Tribus Foris
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Portrait of Goffredo Mameli
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Central Museum of the Risorgimento
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