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Roman Ancient
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The beautiful sights of Rome have been inspiring people for thousands of years. People from all around the globe travel here to experience the history of what was once the greatest civilization on Earth. From the immense size of the Colosseum to the remains of the Roman Forum, a vacation to Rome is an exciting and memorable experience for travelers of all ages.
Today we are going to look at five of the most popular Roman attractions. Each of these sites deserve a visit if you're planning to take a trip to Rome. Many of these beautiful and historical sites were renovated in the 90's which has helped to make them more tourist friendly.
Colosseum
Thinking about the Colosseum conjures up images of Gladiators fighting to the death while thousands of robe wearing Romans cheer them on. This huge theater could support a crowd of over 50,000 people and its construction is a wonder of the ancient world. A trip to the Colosseum will present you with a look into a civilization that helped to shape our modern world.
Roman Forum
This ancient complex served as one of the most important places in Roman society. It was the central location for judicial, commercial, and political life for the Romans and it is a perfect representation of the glory of this great civilization. There are enough historical sights here to keep a traveler busy for days, and there is no doubt that visiting the Roman forum is a truly memorable experience.
Pantheon
Built by Emperor Hadrian between 118 and 125 AD as a temple to the Gods, the Pantheon has been a significant place for people all throughout the ages. During the 7th century, it was made into a church by Christian's and the site is now lined with tombs. The primary draw for visitors to the Pantheon is its impressive dome which is yet another wonder of the ancient world. With so much history all in one place, it's easy to see why the Pantheon is so popular.
Piazza Navona
Once serving as a stadium for chariot races and athletic competitions, the Piazza Navona is a hot spot for tourists and locals alike. The Piazza has long been a place of importance for the people of Rome, and has hosted events all throughout history. The most popular attraction for people visiting the Piazza are its three immaculate fountains which demonstrate a classic Roman design. The Piazza may also be familiar to people from the role it played in Dan Brown's Angels and Demons.
Palatine Hill
Palatine Hill is one of the oldest sites in Rome which evidence showing that people have lived here for over 3000 years. In fact, archaeological excavations have confirmed that Palatine Hill is the site of a settlement that predates ancient Rome. This site is so full of history that new discoveries are being made every year. In July 2006, archaeologists uncovered Palatine House which is believed to be the birthplace of Augustus, ancient Rome's first Emperor.
No matter what sites you choose to see while traveling to Rome, you're sure to have a memorable and exciting experience.
Jacob Martus publishes a website about Backpacking Through Europe. He enjoys helping budget travelers and adventurous spirits plan and enjoy their vacations. For more information, check out this related article about train travel in Europe.
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