Explore Ancient Rome's sites
Category

Sightseeing

Age requirement

All ages

Message from Francesco Meola

The Fori Imperiali are a complex of archaeological remains in the heart of Rome alongside Via dei Fori Imperiali, between Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum. From the entrance at the Trajan's Column and exit at the Forum of Caesar to explore the ancient city’s structures such as Trajan's Forum, Augustus' Forum, Temple of Peace, Nerva's Forum, and the Markets of Trajan and Museo dei Fori Imperiali. Visiting the “Fora” (plural for “Forum”) is like stepping back in time! You can learn about Ancient Rome’s politics, economy, religion, and art, seen with a unique view that you would be hard-pressed to find anywhere else.

A ticket to the Forum includes a visit to the Colosseum as well, so if you love to know more about the history of Rome this place is perfect for you. It might take several hours to explore everything and it's a super interesting experience. I always recommend purchasing the ticket online, however if you visit on the first Sunday of the month, entry is free (but spots are limited).

Want to see more?

I have created curated maps and itineraries for travellers that want to travel like me.

See all 345 things to do