Foro romano di Milano

The Roman Forum of Milan extends across 160 meters in length and 55 meters in width, featuring ancient marble pavements and architectural foundations.

The forum was built during the first half of the 1st century under Augustus when Milan was known as Mediolanum, serving as the primary public square.

The remains of the forum include sections of red Verona marble flooring, water drainage channels, and foundations of public buildings from Roman times.

Visitors can examine the archaeological remains in the underground levels of both the Biblioteca Ambrosiana and the San Sepolcro Church upon request.

The site contains an original bronze statue of Lucius Junius Brutus and maintains its position at the intersection of the ancient decumanus and cardo maximus.

Location: Milan

Architectural style: ancient Roman architecture

GPS coordinates: 45.46358,9.18552

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:36