Colosseum - Rome, Italy - Sweeping Curve of the Flavian Amphitheatre
The sweeping elliptical facade of the Colosseum rises above the crowds of modern Rome, revealing the immense scale of the ancient Flavian Amphitheatre.
Le Colonnacce - Forum of Nerva, Rome - Minerva above the Ancient Columns
The richly decorated Colonnacce survive from the Forum of Nerva, with Corinthian columns, an ancient frieze and the figure of Minerva still visible above.
An ancient geometric marble pavement leads through the ruins of Trajan’s Forum toward Trajan’s Column and the historic churches of central Rome.
Trajan’s Markets - Rome, Italy - Ancient Brickwork above the Forum
The sweeping Great Hemicycle of Trajan’s Markets rises above the archaeological remains beside Trajan’s Forum in the heart of ancient Rome.
Santa Maria di Loreto - Rome, Italy - Renaissance Dome Framed by Roman Pines
The Renaissance church of Santa Maria di Loreto rises beside Trajan’s Forum, its distinctive dome naturally framed by tall umbrella pines in central Rome.
Basilica Ulpia - Trajan’s Forum, Rome - Columns across the Ancient Forum
Tall columns rise above the remains of the Basilica Ulpia in Trajan’s Forum, revealing the scale of one of ancient Rome’s greatest civic buildings.
Largo Magnanapoli - Rome, Italy - Where Via Nazionale Meets the Quirinal
Largo Magnanapoli forms a busy junction in central Rome, linking Via Nazionale with Via XXIV Maggio near the Quirinal and the historic Monti district.
Via Nazionale - Rome, Italy - Looking toward the Vittoriano
A broad view along the Via Nazionale axis toward Piazza Venezia, with the Vittoriano rising prominently at the end of the street in central Rome.
Santa Caterina dei Funari - Rome, Italy - Renaissance Facade beyond the Scooters
The ornate facade of Santa Caterina dei Funari rises above a busy central Rome street, where scooters and everyday traffic pass between historic buildings.
Trajan’s Markets - Imperial Fora, Rome - The Great Hemicycle of Ancient Rome
The sweeping brick façade of Trajan’s Markets forms the Great Hemicycle above the archaeological remains of the Imperial Fora in central Rome.
Basilica Ulpia - Trajan’s Forum, Rome - Marble Pavement and Ancient Columns
A close view of the Basilica Ulpia reveals ancient columns, reconstructed bases and sections of patterned marble pavement within Trajan’s Forum in Rome.
Basilica Ulpia - Trajan’s Forum, Rome - Ancient Columns beneath Baroque Domes
The surviving columns and marble pavement of the Basilica Ulpia stand within Trajan’s Forum, framed by Trajan’s Column and the domed churches of central Rome.
Temple of Saturn - Roman Forum, Rome - Ancient Columns above the Forum
The surviving columns of the Temple of Saturn rise prominently above the ruins of the Roman Forum, surrounded by layers of ancient architecture in central Rome.
Forum of Caesar - Rome, Italy - Fragments of Rome’s First Imperial Forum
Ancient walls, architectural fragments and excavated foundations reveal the surviving remains of Caesar’s Forum in the heart of Rome.
Roman Forum - Rome, Italy - Ancient Ruins beside Santi Luca e Martina
Ancient columns, brickwork and archaeological remains fill the Roman Forum, with the Baroque church of Santi Luca e Martina rising prominently beside them.
Imperial Fora - Rome, Italy - Ancient Caesar beneath the Vittoriano
The ruins of Caesar’s Forum stretch across the foreground while the monumental Vittoriano rises above them, bringing two very different periods of Roman history into one view.
Trajan’s Forum - Rome, Italy - Ancient Ruins at the Edge of the Imperial Fora
Ancient walls, arches and foundations mark the edge of Trajan’s Forum in Rome, with later buildings rising above the archaeological remains.
Roman Ruins - Rome, Italy - Ancient Brickwork Hidden in the City
Ancient brick walls, arches and foundations survive within a quiet urban courtyard in Rome, surrounded by buildings from much later periods.