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Roman Empire: discovering Roman parades passing through the three Triumphal Arches

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In the days of the Roman Empire, the arches monuments celebrated the legions’ victories in territories that were enemies of Rome. However, after the end of the Republic, they became a symbol for glorifying the imperial dynasty. In the eternal and millennial atmosphere of the Colosseum Archaeological Park, we discover through a short, but evocative itinerary, the peculiarities, art, and history behind these three glorious monuments: the Arch of Constantine, the Arch of Titus, and the Arch of Septimius Severus.

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Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

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This itinerary pass by the following suggested museums/sites (tickets below are not included within this tour):

  • Roman Forum and Palatine Hill

Ticket are required before accessing to chapter 3 (Arch of Titus)

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