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Ancient Rome’S Most Exclu- Fare of the Roman Forum Gladiatorial Amphitheatre Sive Neighbourhood 56 ©Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd A n c i e n t R o m e COLOSSEUM | FORUMS | CAMPIDOGLIO | PIAZZA VENEZIA | BOCCA DELLA VERITÀ & FORUM BOARIUM Five Top Experiences 1 Getting your first 2 Exploring the haunting 4 Walking up Via Sacra, glimpse of the Colosseum ruins of the Palatino (p 60 ), the once grand thorough- (p 58 ). Rome’s towering ancient Rome’s most exclu- fare of the Roman Forum gladiatorial amphitheatre sive neighbourhood. (p 63 ). is both an architectural 3 Coming face to face 5 Surveying the city masterpiece, the blueprint with centuries of awe- spread out beneath you for much modern stadium inspiring art at the historic from atop Il Vittoriano design, and a stark, spine- Capitoline Museums (p67 ). 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They start to get most visited. To avoid the crowded mid-morning and throng with tourists until worst of the crowds try to ANCIENT ROME ANCIENT mid- to-late afternoon, although in peak season they can visit early morning or in the be busy all day. Apart from the big sights, which you can late afternoon, when it’s comfortably cover in a couple of days, there’s little in the cooler and the light is much way of nightlife or after-hours action. better for taking photos. The area has two focal points: the Colosseum to the Bring bottled water and east, and the Campidoglio (Capitoline hill) to the west. eats with you as the bars In between lie the forums: the more famous Roman Fo- and snack trucks on Via rum on the left of Via dei Fori Imperiali as you walk up dei Fori Imperiali are a real from the Colosseum, and the Imperial Forums on the rip-off . right. Rising above the Roman Forum, is the Palatino, and behind that the Circo Massimo. Continuing north- west from the Circo Massimo brings you to the Forum Best Places Boarium, ancient Rome’s cattle market and river port, 5 to Eat where you’ll fi nd the Bocca della Verità, Rome’s mythical lie detector. Hostaria da Nerone (p 72 ) To explore the area, the obvious starting point is the San Teodoro (p 72 ) Colosseum, which is easily accessible by metro. From Ara Coeli (p 72 ) here you could go directly up to the Roman Forum but if For reviews see p 72 A you go fi rst to the Palatino (your Colosseum ticket covers the Palatino and Roman Forum) you’ll get some wonder- ful views over the forums. From the Palatino enter the Best Places Forum and work your way up to Piazza del Campidog- 6 to Drink lio and the Capitoline Museums. Nearby, the mammoth white Vittoriano is diffi cult to miss. Caffé Capitolino (p 72 ) C a v o u r 3 1 3 ( p 7 2 ) 0 , 7 5 ( p 7 2 ) Local Life For reviews see p 72 A Exhibitions While tourists climb all over Il Vittoriano (p 69 ), locals head inside it to catch an Best exhibition at the Complesso del Vittoriano. 1 Lookouts Celebrations Join Romans to celebrate the city’s birthday, the Natale di Roma, on 21 April. Events and Il Vittoriano (p 69 ) historical re-enactments are held in and around Rome’s O r t i F a r n e s i a n i ( p 6 1 ) ancient sights. Tabularium, Capitoline Jogging Don your trainers and run with the Romans Museums (p 67 ) on the Circo Massimo, a popular jogging venue (p 68). Cordonata, Piazza del Campidoglio (p 69 ) For reviews see p 68 A Getting There & Away Bus Frequent buses head to Piazza Venezia, including numbers 40, 64, 87, 170, 492, 916 and H. Metro Metro line B has stops at the Colosseum (Colosseo) and Circo Massimo. At Termini follow signs for metro Line B direzione Laurentina. 17-ancient-rome-rom7.indd 57 13/10/2011 11:17:43 AM.
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