Roman Forum [Foro Romano] & Palatine Hill [Palatino] in Rome (2)

From the Palatine Hill [Italian: Palatino]

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the Roman Forum [Foro Romano]

We found the best view spot !

We could see the whole ruins of the Roman Forum there.

A:Curia Julia [Curia Lulia]
B:Arch of Septimius Severus[Arco di Settimio Severo]
C:Tabularium [Tabularium]
D:Temple of Saturn [Tempio di Saturno]
E:Basilica Julia [Basilica Giulia]
F:Temple of Castor and Pollux [Tempio dei Dioscuri]

We could also see the building of  

National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II 

[Monumento (Nazionale) a Vittorio Emanuele II/Altare della Patria] 

from there.

A:The Temple of Antoninus and Faustina [Tempio di Antonino e Faustina]
B:Basilica Aemilia [Basilica Emilia]
C:Temple of Caesar /Temple of Divus Iulius [Tempio del Divo Giulio]
D:Regia

A:Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine [Basilica di Massenzio]

B:Arch of Titus [Arco di Tito]

We could also see the Roman Colosseum [Colosseo] from here.

 

"Farnese Gardens [Orti Farnesiani sur Palatino]" 

botanical gardens near there.

 

 

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Go down to the main area of the Roman Forum.

the Arch of Septimius Severus 

[Arco di Settimio Severo] 

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Episode of Roman Forum [Foro Romano]

We kept heading to the Roman Forum [Foro Romano] from the Palatine Hill [Palatino] then we reached the place where we can see the best view spot.
From there, we can see the whole ruins of the Roman Forum. We could also see the building of National Monument to Victor Emmanuel II [Monumento (Nazionale) a Vittorio Emanuele II/ Altare della Patria].

Near there, there were botanical gardens "Farnese Gardens [Orti Farnesiani sur Palatino]". We were surprised to see many orange trees in the middle of the city of Rome! We were also surprised to see many oranges growing in the trees in the Farnese Gardens.
We went down the stairs and slopes, then we arrived at the main place of the Roman Forum. The Roman Forum is the center of the city for the Roman citizens during Ancien Roman period. We could see the ruins of political, judicial, commercial and religious buildings.
Near the exit, there was the Arch of Septimius Severus [Arco di Settimio Severo].

 

Tomo & Chouchou's advice for Roman Forum [Foro Romano]

The Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill are the good place to enjoy Ancian Roman ruins. To visit all the places of the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill while taking photos, it takes more than two hours. We advise you to take time and enjoy Foro Romano & Palatino as much as possible if you have time.
If you don't have enough time to visit all, please don't miss the best view of the Roman Forum from the hill and main place of Foro Romano!

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