Roman Forum, Archaeological site in Rome
The Roman Forum was the heart of Ancient Rome, serving as a hub for politics, commerce and public life.
Emerging over centuries, the Forum includes architectural remnants from different eras of the Ancient Rome, showcasing its evolving civilization.
Forum symbolizes the power of the Roman Republic that greatly influenced Western political and judicial thinking.
Today, it is a must-see tourist destination situated between Palatine Hill and Capitoline Hill.
Unlike other ancient relics, the Roman Forum presents an open-air museum amidst modern Rome.
Location: Rome
Website: parcocolosseo.it/area/foro-romano
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