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Rome - All areas (Archaeological areas)
Areas of Rome
- Intera Roma (136)
- Colosseo (15)
- Esquilino - Termini (22)
- Navona - Campo de' Fiori (39)
- Spanish Steps (30)
- Testaccio (15)
- Trastevere (8)
- Vaticano (7)
Type of Monument
- Archaeological areas (10)
- Basilicas (12)
- Churches (30)
- Historical buildings (20)
- Historical roads (10)
- Historical squares (15)
- Monumental Cemeteries (4)
- Monuments (5)
- Museums (17)
- Parks (6)
- Temples (4)
- Tourist areas (2)
- Tourist attractions (1)
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Baths of Caracalla (Archaeological area)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Now home to a world famous summer music festival, the marevllously conserved Baths of Caracalla were once the most luxurious of baths in… -
Circus Maximus (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseo Description At the height of its splendor, the Circus Maximus could hold up to 200,000 spectators. Mainly used for chariot racing, the race track was famous… -
Domus Aurea (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseo Description Named as result of the amount of gold leaf with which its facade was decorated, the Domus Aurea extended over the Oppio, Celio and Palatino… -
Foro Boario (Archaeological area)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description In Roman times the Foro Boario (the livestock market) was an important trading centre with its own docks on the River Tiber. -
Imperial Forum (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseo Description The entrance to the Imperial forum is located on the right of Via dei Fori Imperiali heading towards the Colosseum. Built by Trajan, Augustus,… -
Largo di Torre Argentina (Archaeological area)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description Known as the Sacred Area, the archeological site in the centre of Largo di Torre Argentina includes the ruins of four ancient temples dating back… -
Maxentius Circus (Archaeological area)
Area Testaccio Description The best conserved Roman stadium in Italy, Maxentius’ circus was able to accommodate over 10,000 spectators. Commenced by Maxentius… -
Porta Maggiore (Archaeological area)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Built by Claudius in 52 in order to carry the Aqua Claudia and Aqua Aniene Nuova aqueducts across Via Prenestina and Via Labicana, the… -
Roman Forum (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseo Description The Roman forum was the business, administrative and civic centre of Ancient Rome. However, by 46 BC the existing forum had become too… -
Theatre of Marcello (Archaeological area)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description Not unlike a small Colosseum emerging from the ruins to the east of Via del Teatro di Marcello, this monumental theatre is a remarkable…
