Roman Forum and the Remnants of Empire
The location of the Roman Forum is in a small valley between Capitoline Hill and Velian Hill. This inconspicuous location became the heart of Rome beginning in the 7th century Continue Reading →
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The location of the Roman Forum is in a small valley between Capitoline Hill and Velian Hill. This inconspicuous location became the heart of Rome beginning in the 7th century Continue Reading →
During the heights of empire, the Roman Colosseum was known as the “Flavian Amphitheater“. Construction was initiated in 72 A.C.E. by the Emperor Vespasian. Vespasian died in 79 A.C.E. and Continue Reading →
If you are visiting ancient Ephesus be sure to also see the Basilica of St John and Ayasoluk Fortress. Fortunately, both sites are located only a few kilometers away from Continue Reading →
The ancient ruins of Ephesus are located in modern day Turkey on the Ionian Coast. The city was originally constructed in the 10th century B.C.E. by the ancient Greeks. However, Continue Reading →
The iconic Galata Tower has dominated the skyline in northern Istanbul since antiquity. It is still easily spotted from the southern shores of the Golden Horn waterway. Additionally, the observation Continue Reading →