The Roman Forum was the political and cultural center of ancient Rome and is now an important archaeological site. Here you can explore the remains of temples, marketplaces and public buildings that give you an idea of the Roman way of life. Did you know that the Forum was founded in the 7th century BC and was the center of Roman civilization for centuries?

A particular highlight is the Temple of Saturn, which once housed the state treasury, and the Curia, where the Roman Senate met. The ruins also offer insights into the different eras of Roman history, from the monarchy to the republic and the empire.

A walk through the Roman Forum is not only a journey into the past, but also offers spectacular views of other sights such as the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill. Take the opportunity to learn more about the political and social structures of ancient Rome and experience the atmosphere of one of the historic hearts of civilization.