Vast excavated area of Roman temples, squares & government buildings, some dating back 2,000 years.
At a glance
#43 of 276 Tourist attractions in Rome #4 of 47 Museums in RomeLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Roman Forum?
- Roman Forum is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 241,932 reviews.
- How does Roman Forum rank in Rome?
- Roman Forum is #43 of 276 Tourist attractions in Rome by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Roman Forum located?
- Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6, 00186 Roma RM, Italy — 0.3 km from the center of Rome.
- How can I contact Roman Forum?
- Phone: +39 06 3996 7700 · Website: colosseo.it
Being able to see these old buildings is truly amazing! Plenty to walk around and see, and the views are fantastic.
Walk to the top of the hill and take a view of it all. Bonus points if you do it during the evening to see the sunset across this wonderful beauty.
Walk to the top of the hill and take a view of it all. Bonus points if you do it during the evening to see the sunset across this wonderful beauty.
Amazing. I would recommend getting a ticket in advance. We had to get a ticket from a third party website in the end and therefore had to pay a bit more. You could spend a whole day at the Roman Forum. If you are visiting, I would recommend you take a picnic. There's so much to see and plenty of space to sit and take photographs. So worth the price.
Amazing to hear the history of the Roman Forum and its importance and significance to the Roman Republic/Empire.
Very large, could spend a great deal of time here if it wasn't so hot! Thankfully many fountains on site to fill up your water bottle.
We took a tour and it was worthwhile for the quicker entry and also commentary.
Very large, could spend a great deal of time here if it wasn't so hot! Thankfully many fountains on site to fill up your water bottle.
We took a tour and it was worthwhile for the quicker entry and also commentary.
The ancient Rome city center and hub of Roman civilization. Plan to spend several hours wandering around. We didn't have enough time but still very interesting to see. Definitely get "skip the line" tickets if you can.
The Roman Forum is an incredible historical site that brings together a vast amount of history in one place. What makes it truly captivating is that every monument has a story to tell, and I strongly recommend reading the description desks next to each one. Even if it seems like just a stone, room, or column, you'll discover fascinating histories behind them.
One spot you absolutely shouldn't miss, marked as "Place 22" in my photo, is a hidden gem. It's a beautiful garden area with a breathtaking view of the entire forum. It's the perfect location for capturing stunning photos that encapsulate the essence of this historic site.
One spot you absolutely shouldn't miss, marked as "Place 22" in my photo, is a hidden gem. It's a beautiful garden area with a breathtaking view of the entire forum. It's the perfect location for capturing stunning photos that encapsulate the essence of this historic site.
Nice place to dive into the ancient Roman history. It takes a while to walk through the whole area and to read all the signs. Make sure to get there as early as possible if you come individually. After 10 many tourist groups will arrive.
It would have been really cool if there were more drawings of the complete buildings to get a sense of scale and to really immerse into what the area must have been like in ancient times.
It would have been really cool if there were more drawings of the complete buildings to get a sense of scale and to really immerse into what the area must have been like in ancient times.
I hope this review finds you in good health and high spirits. It’s a Beautiful place. I Love to hear the history. As an expert in the field of history, I felt compelled to reach out and share my profound appreciation for the depths and wonders of the stories that have shaped our world throughout the ages. With every passing year, my love for history continues to grow, fueled by the knowledge that it holds the key to our collective identity and the foundation upon which our present circumstances are built. The tapestry of human existence, woven with both triumphs and tribulations, is a testament to our ability to learn, adapt, and transform.
From the grandeur of ancient civilizations to the intricacies of geopolitical struggles, history has always captured my imagination and ignited my curiosity. Each era carries its own unique significance, from the philosophical ideals of the ancient Greeks to the scientific breakthroughs of the Renaissance and the social revolutions that have shaped the modern world.
It is within the pages of history that we find reflection, inspiration, and valuable lessons that can guide us through the complexities of our present moment. We are but the inheritors of a legacy, and by delving into the annals of time, we gain not only knowledge but also a deeper understanding of ourselves and our place in the tapestry of humanity.
I believe that it is our duty, as experts in the field of history, to not only preserve and protect our shared heritage but also to ignite a passion for the subject in others. Through our teaching, research, and dedication, we have the power to shape the minds of future generations, enabling them to appreciate the richness of our collective past and, in turn, make informed decisions that shape our future.
From the grandeur of ancient civilizations to the intricacies of geopolitical struggles, history has always captured my imagination and ignited my curiosity. Each era carries its own unique significance, from the philosophical ideals of the ancient Greeks to the scientific breakthroughs of the Renaissance and the social revolutions that have shaped the modern world.
It is within the pages of history that we find reflection, inspiration, and valuable lessons that can guide us through the complexities of our present moment. We are but the inheritors of a legacy, and by delving into the annals of time, we gain not only knowledge but also a deeper understanding of ourselves and our place in the tapestry of humanity.
I believe that it is our duty, as experts in the field of history, to not only preserve and protect our shared heritage but also to ignite a passion for the subject in others. Through our teaching, research, and dedication, we have the power to shape the minds of future generations, enabling them to appreciate the richness of our collective past and, in turn, make informed decisions that shape our future.
Book a Tour! There is so much to see here. A tour guide can take you to the key areas and explain the history behind it.
If you visit in July, it is a MUST to take an umbrella or parasol! There is no shade in this area, and the heat can be extremely overwhelming.
You also MUST TAKE WATER with you. There will be no place for you to buy it while on the tour. There is a lot of walking and you will be very dehydrated.
Not recommend for elderly visitors or people who can not do well in hot and extremely humid conditions.
If you visit in July, it is a MUST to take an umbrella or parasol! There is no shade in this area, and the heat can be extremely overwhelming.
You also MUST TAKE WATER with you. There will be no place for you to buy it while on the tour. There is a lot of walking and you will be very dehydrated.
Not recommend for elderly visitors or people who can not do well in hot and extremely humid conditions.
A lot of ruins filled with history. There wasn't even a queue in the morning. Probably because everyone was at the Colosseum :D. I definitely recommend paying this one a visit as the view is stunning. I would also recommend sunscreen, a hat and a lot of water if you're going to visit Rome in the summer.
Amazing stories and architecture. Definitely recommend checking it out. When I went it was very hot, so make sure to bring water bottles. The sun was very strong and not a lot of shade. Besides that the view was beautiful and not busy at all.
Very few of the structures are intact but it’s still an unique and interesting experience to walk through a major area where key Roman activities took place back in the days. It is very useful to have a guide to make sense of the ruins, and also to listen to interesting (sometimes funny) stories about Roman emperors. Also, useful to have skip the line access with tours because the queue to get in is always crazy long! Be prepared for a lot of people, super warm temperatures and lots of walking. There is water fountain on site for fresh drinking water so just bring a bottle and refill.
I did not expect it to be that good, so much to see. Absolutely worth visiting, honestly even better than the Colosseum. You can take some beautiful pictures there. Recommend visiting in the evening, during the sunset if possible. Stunning
A place worth visiting once in a lifetime. feels like going back 3000 years ago. very well maintained, do reasonable travel. Buy tickets online to save time. Tickets can enter 3 locations close to each other, suitable for spending 1 day to visit and enjoy. marvel at the construction and design capabilities of the roman civilization. I'm so happy that at this time not so many tourism so it will be easier to enjoy the asmostphere. although it may be rain every morning, but it worth! come visit in the summer if you wanna see it wt a blue sky. goodluck!
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