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A delicate light illuminates a beautiful glimpse of the Roman Forum seen from the gardens of the Palatine Hill, in the heart of the Eternal City. On the horizon the Altare della Patria National Monument and the rear side of the Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli, on the Capitoline Hill. Bottom center, the triumphal arch of Septimius Severus, along the Sacred Way, and the facade of the church of San Giuseppe at the Mamertine Prison, where the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul were locked up before their martyrdom. The Palatine Hill, one of the seven ancient hills of Rome, it is the place where important imperial palaces stood, such as the Domus Flavia and the Domus Augustana. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Image in original 4:3 ratio and high definition quality.

Roman Forum, a forum surrounded by ruins in Rome, Italy

The eternal city: Rome, imperial forums with the Colosseum in the background at sunset

$The Roman Forum (Latin: Forum Romanum), sometimes known by its original Latin name, is located between the Palatine hill and the Capitoline hill of the city of Rome. It is the central area around which the ancient Roman civilization developed. Citizens referred to the location as the \$

The Roman Forum at twilight (Rome, Italy), with views of the Temple of Saturn and other ancient structures. This archaeological site is a major landmark and tourist attraction.

A view of the Forum Romanum through arching pillar ruins.

Panoramic view of Roman forum, also known by Forum Romanum or Foro Romano from Palatine Hill. It is a forum surrounded by ruins of ancient government buildings at center of city of Rome

The Temple of Vesta on the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy

The Temple of Saturn at Roman Forum at dusk, Rome Italy

Architectural Sights of The Roman Forum (Foro Romano) in Rome, Lazio Province, Italy.

Rome, Italy Sep 28, 2009: The Roman Forum was the heart of public life in ancient Rome, serving as a multi-purpose space for various activities.

Image of the upper part of the temple ruins

Roman temple pillar ruins in Rome, Italy.

$The many monuments, buildings and ancient ruins of The Forum in Rome, Italy stand abandoned in the early evening glow - a start contrast to their constant use from 800 B.C to 600 A.D. as the seat of government, the center of commerce and the main focus of many temples and churches. Follow the Via Sacra (the \$

View of the Roman forum with the Colosseum in the background

Temple of Castor and Pollux (Dioscuri) - Roman Forum - Italy

Ancient ruins of Forum in a winter day in Rome, Italy

Rome; Italy-June, 1983: Old ruins at Forum romanum in Rome

11 February 2024, Rome, Italy, Picturesque View of the Roman Forum in Rome in Italy

Roman Forum in Rome, Italy. Ancient ruins in the Eternal City. Ancient columns, arches, foundations, fragments of historic architecture of the remnants of the original city. Damaged by war and time. Tourist wander around the ruins in the summertime.

A large building in Rome Italy with a lot of bricks and a grassy area in front of it. There are many people walking around the area

The Temple of Julius Caesar is the massive 'Temple of Castor and Pollux' with the three tall (14.8 m) Corinthian columns with an intact architrave on top.

Italy Rome, The Roman forum in morning light

Slide photograph from 2002 capturing the Roman Forum, Rome. This well-preserved ancient structure features towering Corinthian marble columns, a classical entablature, and a raised podium accessed by stone steps. Surrounded by light vegetation and set against a clear blue sky, the image highlights the grandeur and architectural precision of Imperial Roman design. The analog film texture adds a nostalgic quality, ideal for editorial, educational, and travel-themed creative use. A timeless view of Roman heritage and classical engineering.

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