Foro di Cesare
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Contact Foro di Cesare
Address : | Via dei Fori Imperiali, 00100 Roma RM, Italy |
Phone : | π +98 |
Website : | http://www.viaggioneifori.it/ |
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City : | Roma |
Description : | Sizable place featuring the ruins of a Roman plaza built by Julius Caesar in 46 BCE. |
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Leonardo Donelli on Google
β β β β β At night, truly a magical experience. Can't miss. Audio in at least 6 languages, so you shouldn't have problems.
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M.A. Elmihi on Google
β β β β β I've been there. Great night show
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Fakhar Abbas on Google
β β β β β Highly recommended. Just go there and feel the centuries old place. Do visit in night as well.
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Derek Schott on Google
β β β β β Just too many cool things to look at here. Be prepared to spend at least a few hours roaming around looking at the antiquities.
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Janos Kosa on Google
β β β β β The core of the best known ancient history itself.
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Jack Didia on Google
β β β β β The most memorable activity while I traveled in Rome!!!
If you have time at night, I strongly recommend you to attend it.
Saying too much would be like a spoiler. Go and experience it!!!
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Juan Mora on Google
β β β β β It is a beautiful place, they conserved the old construction and I only can imagine how I would looks thousand years ago.
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Alex Haas on Google
β β β β β The Foro di Cesare (or Forum Iulium or Forum Julium, Forum Caesaris) dates back to 46BC. That's more than 2000 years of history looking at you.
Even though a lot is in ruins, there is indeed a lot to see still. Thought originally to be an expansion of the Forum Romanum this place later on had two additional purposes: a place for public business that was related to the Senate in addition to a shrine for Caesar himself.
It's a really impressive sight and must have been breathtaking back in its day. Well, it still IS to this day.
And then there you also got the Chiesa Santi Luca e Martina martiri, the Curia Iulia, the Chiesa di San Giuseppe dei Falegnami, the Largo Romolo e Remo, the Tempio di Venere Genitrice, the Tempio della Pace and the Statua di Cesare of the man himself on site. A very rewarding visit. Especially if you have the time to get to know the history and background a bit. Be it by book, by the plaques around the site or by a guided tour.
Surely a must-do when in Rome.
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