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Rome was hailed as the \u201ceternal city\u201d by the prehistoric Romans due to the belief that no matter what took place in the remainder of the world, the city of Rome would never cease and shall remain standing. It is suggested that a person should travel the city on foot as it spirals you back in time to the \u201cglory that was Rome\u201d.<\/em><\/p>\n

With its unparalleled history, Rome is the third most visited town in Europe and also the fourteenth worldwide. It attracts guests from everywhere who want to immerse themselves in the Roman buildings<\/strong>, the impressive monuments, and architectural landmarks. Further, the exquisite cuisine and culinary delights offer the icing on the cake. When exploring the Colosseum, guests can simply imagine how the gladiators fought for their lives in the arena, while being cheered by the masses. If you find yourself in the Circus Maximus, you can image the chariots flaming into one another to finish first in the race, and within the Roman Forum, you can visualize what the life of the locals was like.<\/p>\n

12 Roman Buildings That Are A Must Visit<\/h2>\n

Roman architecture has had a massive impact on art and culture standards throughout the world. Their architectural achievements are still hailed as masterpieces and attract many tourists from all over the world. Without further delay, let\u2019s look at some of the architectural marvels that this historically rich city has given to the world to behold.<\/p>\n

1. Colosseum<\/h3>\n
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A tour of Rome is basically incomplete without visiting the most sought-after structure of Colosseum. It was originally known as the Flavian Amphitheatre because it was designed by the dynasty through 70-80AD. It\u2019s the largest amphitheater ever created. The Colosseum can hold around 65,000 and was used for gladiator contests, public spectacles like re-enactments of notable battles, theatrical productions, animal hunts, and executions. Imagine watching two warriors battling for their lives at the place!<\/p>\n

Must Read:<\/strong> 10 Cozy Homestays In Italy For Truly Home Away From Home Experience<\/a><\/p>\n

2. Teatro Marcello<\/h3>\n
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This structure was used as an inspiration to model the Colosseum. However, Teatro Marcello is semi-circular in shape whereas the Colosseum is a circular amphitheater. The original assent for its construction was given by Julius Caesar but he died before the construction began. The construction ended during the reign of Augustus in 11BC. The Theatre of Marcello was named after the nephew of the King, Marcus Claudius Marcellus. The structure is situated near the Tiber and has the capacity to hold 20,000 spectators and was a revolutionary structure at its time.<\/p>\n

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