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Rome, Italy Sep 28, 2009: The Roman Forum was the heart of public life in ancient Rome, serving as a multi-purpose space for various activities.

A view of the Forum Romanum through arching pillar ruins.

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$The Roman Forum (Latin: Forum Romanum), sometimes known by its original Latin name, is located between the Palatine hill and the Capitoline hill of the city of Rome. It is the central area around which the ancient Roman civilization developed. Citizens referred to the location as the \$

The Roman Forum (Forum Romanum) in Rome, Italy on a sunny day in in late summer or early fall (late September).

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Roman Forum, a forum surrounded by ruins in Rome, Italy

11 February 2024, Rome, Italy, Forum Romanum, Fori romani, ancient site of antique city of Rome, near Palatino hill

Panoramic view of Roman forum, also known by Forum Romanum or Foro Romano from Palatine Hill. It is a forum surrounded by ruins of ancient government buildings at center of city of Rome

Rome, Italy - September 12, 2024: Pedestrians in the Trajan Forum in Rome. In the background the Trjanas markets.

The present ruins represent the third phase of the Temple of Saturn, which was built after a fire in 360 after Christ. The extant inscription on the frieze commemorates this restoration undertaken after the fire. The pediment and eight surviving columns represent one of the iconic images of Rome's ancient architectural heritage. Except for the Ionic columns capitals carved in the Late Antique style, all of the materials remaining were taken from other buildings.

Ancient ruins in the Roman Forum in Rome

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Views and sightseeings of Rome: the Roman Forum.

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Timeless whispers of ancient Rome: The majestic remains of Trajan's Forum, a 2nd-century masterpiece standing tall in the heart of historic Italy

The Forum was the centre of daily life in Rome. Statues and monuments commemorated the leaders. Located between Palatine and Capitoline Hills, it is a ruin of architectural fragments and excavations.

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The grandeur of the Roman Forum comes alive in this sunlit capture, showcasing its iconic columns, ruins, and timeless architecture. The soft morning light enhances the warm tones of the ancient stone, while St. Luca e Martina Church adds a historic charm in the backdrop. A vivid reminder of Rome’s enduring legacy.

Panoramic view, aerial skyline of Roman Forum with ancient ruins of temple, columns of Saturn, Triumphal Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome, Italy

Rome Italy - Located in the ancient Foro Romano or Ancient Roman Forum, the temple was begun in 141 AD by the Emperor Antoninus Pius and was dedicated to his wife Faustina the Elder. After his death in 161 AD, it was re-dedicated jointly to Antoninus and his wife on the instruction of his successor, Marcus Aurelius. The temple was converted to a Roman Catholic church and known as San Lorenzo in Miranda, perhaps in the seventh century, but it seems to be attested only from the eleventh century AD. Christianisation has accounted for the survival of the Cella and Portico of the temple, but the marble cladding of the Cella had been scavenged. The church lacks the usual east-end apse: one was never added, to retain the temple's structural integrity.

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