What are the ancient ruins of Rome called?

Landmarks and Ruins in Rome
  • Colosseum. Packed with ancient history, the Colosseum is one of the most recognized landmarks and ruins in Rome. ...
  • Roman Forum. ...
  • St Peter's Basilica. ...
  • Castel Sant'Angelo. ...
  • Trevi Fountain. ...
  • Piazza Navona. ...
  • Altare Della Patria. ...
  • Pantheon.




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