Day 3 - Thursday - Forum Romanum, Palatine Hill and museum.
By metro to the Colosseo stop, and over the road to the Forum.
The Arch of Titus -
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SPQR |
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Much the same in Roman times, bar the cameras and backpacks! |
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The glorious scent of rosemary and other herbs. |
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Modern workers among the ruins |
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Inside the Temple of Romulus, described as probably dedicated to Romulus, son of Maxentius. |
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Goddess of the sewers? |
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The belly button of Rome |
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Lovely blue flowers |
One thing missing from the forum was a cafe! Oh to be transported back to Ancient Rome for a few minutes.
The Palatine Museum was well worth a wander, with its many statues and exhibits. The remains of the palaces with their views over the Circus Maximus are striking and memorable - and then there were the lizards and a swallowtail butterfly.
Too much to take in at one go . . .
2 comments:
Super photos and running commentary brought your experiences alive. Such stunning architecture!
It's spectacular.
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