Roman Forum

Roman Forum: A Walk Through the Heart of Ancient Rome 

When you stand in the Roman Forum and look around at the broken columns, old churches, and sun-drenched ruins, you can truly understand that this was once the center of Roman life. Here, Romans of all walks of life met, kings marched, and politicians argued. 

As you walk by the Temple of Saturn, the Arch of Titus, and the House of the Vestal Virgins, you can picture the city as it once was: busy, strong, and full of life. You can almost hear the echoes in this place where time feels layered on top of itself. 

The best way to see it? Slowly. Let the stones tell you what they know. If you visit alongside Palatine Hill, you can take in both the Forum and the Colosseum beyond it. 

The Roman Forum is more than just ruins; it’s where a kingdom began, and every step you take there is a step through history.