| The port of Civitavecchia is located at
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| | The greatest empire the earth has ever
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| one and half hour by minibus from Rome
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| | known is more than just a collection of
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| and is becoming more and more important
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| | facts and figures. It represents both the
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| every year bringing more customers early
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| | glorious achievement and at times
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| in the morning to explore the treasures
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| | contemptible behavior of mankind.
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| of Rome. Few people know that the fast
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| | The Flavian amphitheater is always
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| highway that connects Rome from its port
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| | considered the eternal symbol of Rome.
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| can take you directly to see the
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| | Next to it is the imposing Arch of
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| Colosseum and the ancient roman ruins.
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| | Constantine (IV century AD),located where
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| The early history of Rome, is composed by
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| | during the kings' age there was a temple
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| legend and mythology, and sometimes
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| | where the new senators from Alba Longa
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| remembers facts belonging to the jewish
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| | met. From here, you can look at a
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| people, like for example the episode of
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| | suggestive panorama, particularly on the
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| Romulus and Remus suckled by the shewolf.
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| | hill of the imperial power for
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| A good personal shore tour of Rome must
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| | excellence, that is to say, the Palatine.
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| start from the city center of Rome,
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| | After the visit to the Colosseum,
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| Piazza Venezia. The monument to Victor
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| | considered the biggest amphiteatre ever
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| Emmanuel has been erected there to
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| | built for the gladiator games,people
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| celebrate the unification of Italy; here
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| | spending their day tour in Rome must not
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| is the tomb of the unknown soldier.
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| | miss the biggest stadium in the ancient
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| Having the square behind, the contrast
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| | world: the circus maximus. This
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| with Via dei Fori Imperiali is
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| | elliptical stadium was built by the
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| spectacular, because you have in front
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| | etruscan kings during the VI century BC
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| the heart of the ancient civilization.
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| | and has been used for the chariot races
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| In the matter of just a few centuries,
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| | competition with a capacity of spectatos
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| Rome grew from a very small village in
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| | five times more than the Colosseum
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| central Italy to the absolute dominant
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| | itself: this building could contain
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| power of the entire peninsula.On the left
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| | 250.000 people divided in two levels.
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| side of the Imperial forums there is the
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| | In a few more centuries, the Roman
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| most renowned column in the world, the
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| | Empire`s might reached as far north as
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| Trajan's column, which, for its reliefs,
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| | Britain, east to Persia and in the south
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| inspired artists like Raphael. On the
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| | it encompassed the whole of Northern
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| right are the imponent remains of the
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| | Africa. Rome's extraordinary achievements
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| Roman Forum: the senate Curia, the Via
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| | and the unparalleled string of
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| Sacra, the Arch of Septimius Severus.
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| | influential people shaped the whole of
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| Not to be missed is the Mamertine prison
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| | Europe and even the rest of the world.
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| where, according to tradition, the
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| | What you will be able to see when coming
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| apostles Peter and Paul were kept as
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| | from the harbor of Civitavecchia will be
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| prisoners.The Colosseum rises with its
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| | really a short percentage of what really
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| massive structure at the end of the Via
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| | ancient Rome has under its streets.
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| sacra.
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