The Roman Forum is just east of the Colosseum and was ... statues, and even the ruins of an ancient Roman jail. It really is like walking through a central city block in ancient Rome (although ...

The Roman Forum comprises much of the Ancient Rome's most important structures, from shrines to government houses to monuments. Although much of the complex is in ruins, you can see the remains ...

and tactics the Roman Army used. And because Trajan left Dacia in ruins, the column and the remaining sculptures of defeated soldiers that once decorated the forum are treasured today by Romanians ...

Alberto Angela has made a career out of exploring his hometown. Here are his favourite spots to unearth Rome's millennia of ...

sit the ruins of Ostia Antica. The ancient port city isn’t as well-known as the nearby Colosseum or Roman Forum, but — as archaeologists recently learned — it contains some equally unique ruins.

It holds your hands through the foundation of Rome, with excessive concern dedicated to the Aeneid, to the rise of the republic and the imperial period, then of Christianity and the splintering of the ...

If your interest is piqued, there are even more ruins to see on a day trip to Pompeii ... The site also offers incredible panoramic views of the Roman Forum. Skip the ubiquitous shops selling ...

it might not surprise you to learn that The Inn at the Roman Forum also houses Roman ruins within its walls. In fact, the hotel is home to a cryptoporticus, or stone gallery, with engravings that ...