The assassination of Julius Caesar was reenacted in Rome at the exact same place where it had taken place 2,000 years ago.

The basilica was a part of the larger forum, which served in London as the political, judicial, commercial and social hub of the city. London's Roman Forum was situated on a high point and spanned ...

This iconic landmark is one of the world’s most famous sites, so it’s essential to know how to visit the Colosseum and the ...

As they worked, the team uncovered a smaller rectangular room with a wide set of steps leading down to a well. Archaeologists ...

Though it's not as popular as the Colosseum (but located nearby), the Roman Forum is more interesting, according to some reviewers. The Roman Forum comprises much of the Ancient Rome's most ...

The basilica was part of London’s Roman forum, or public square, and was “effectively the first town hall,” said Sophie Jackson, a director at the Museum of London Archaeology. The ...

The Basilica, constructed during the late 70s or 80s AD under the governorship of Agricola, was the centrepiece of the Roman Forum, serving as a hub for governance, trade, and public gatherings.

South Africa tourism's sky-high ambitionsThe country is ready to stake its claim in the growing astrotourism niche, capitalizing on one of its most underutilized... Cadence celebrates 30 ...