This is a dip in Roman History!! It is a huge outdoor museum so I suggest to go early morning or early afternoon!! We unfortunately missed the “palatino hill” because we were at 13:00 in Cesar forum and children wanted to eat. So we had to go out…. Once you leave you can no longer re-enter!
starstarstarstarstar Joe
Great experience! We took skip the line- guided tour including Colosseum and Palatine hill. Warmest advice- take the guided tour! There's so much history to be told that you'll enjoy and the whole experience is much different when you are being guided by someone who knows the way. And veeery convenient that you don't have to wait in line! One more thing- bring hats, sunglasses, sun cream too because there's not much shade you can rest in and the sun burns really hot there in the open.
starstarstarstarstar Milica Djordjevic
Absolutely amazing. Can take a while to walk around. I would not recommend going at the hottest part of the day as there is very little shade and can get very hot. I would recommend taking a guide book on the forum to understand what you are looking at as there is very little information around.
starstarstarstarstar Luke
Um local com uma beleza ímpar. A história que cada recanto pode dar a cada visitante é mágico. Recomendo fazer a visita com guia.
starstarstarstarstar Richardo de Almeida
Un lugar precioso y enorme que hace que te sientas enano mires donde mires. Ruinas muy bien conservadas y aún se pueden apreciar ciertos murales o detalles de antiguas casas romanas.
starstarstarstarstar Andrea
É caminhar pela história! Enriquecedor. Tenho uma dica, compre a visita guiada no Coliseu (você recebe um rádio com fone, assim o áudio da explicação fica super nítido) com esse bilhete você tem acesso ao Palatino e Fórum Romano. A riqueza de detalhes aos olhos impressionante.
starstarstarstarstar Daniel Místico
Precioso, todo adjetivo que puedas poner se queda corto para hablar de tal belleza. Recomendación: El primer domingo de cada mes es GRATIS. No tengo prácticamente fotos de este lugar, ya que quede admirado con su belleza. Visita imprescindible!
starstarstarstarstar Rr M
Genial, fuimos pensando que sería un paseo entre las ruinas y nos quedamos 5 horas. Merece mucho la pena, especialmente si se tiene en cuenta el precio. Personalmente recomiendo la opción combinada de coliseo + foro romano.Como única pega, algunos untos de interés que se supone que solo puedes entrar con cierto tipo de tickets, estaban aún cerrados
starstarstarstarstar Alvaro
Visita obligatoria. Es imponente, podría pasarme horas y días observandolo. De hecho, eso hicimos. Cada rato que teníamos disponible, volvíamos a la zona, a admirar cada uno de los foros desde los miradores de al rededor.
starstarstarstarstar Xabi
We enjoyed this site much more than the Colosseum! It wasn't as crowded and it was a beautiful day for us to just stroll through and enjoy the sites.Make sure to use the entrance that's further away from the Colosseum, because the one right next to the Colosseum is absolutely packed. By the time we were finishing our relaxing stroll through the forum, the same people who were there earlier, were still waiting.
starstarstarstarstar Tracy Sung
Maravilhoso!! Precisa de um dia todo pra conhecer tudo, mas vale cada minuto!
starstarstarstarstar Mariana Nicolopulos
The Roman Forum is another place in Roma that is a "must visit". The historic significance is tremendous and the visitor just feels transported in time. Everything is very well-preserved and impressive, and if you visit in a sunny day with clear skies you can take some exceptional pictures. It is easily accessible from the subway and better experienced in a combined visit with the Colosseum. You can easily spend two hours here and feel that there is still a lot more to examine in detail.
starstarstarstarstar Alex Lopes
Hermoso, los ojos no alcanzan para admirar toda la historia qué hay en ese lugar. Es imperdible. Todo está muy cuidado y esa parte de la ciudad está bastante ordenada y limpia. Es admirable ver tantos años de historia conservados en un solo lugar. No podes dejar de visitar!!
starstarstarstarstar Agus Heredia
Es impresionante imaginar lo que hubo allí en aquellos años. Se conserva muy bien para el tiempo que ha pasado, hay algunas cosas que han desaparecido pero muchas otras aún están en pié. La entrada para el Foro también incluye la entrada al Coliseo y al Palatino. En 2022 el precio para las tres es de 18€. Mejor ir pronto para evitar aglomeraciones y hacer el recorrido más a gusto.
starstarstarstarstar L.
Loved being able to go back here! I was able to visit a few years ago and the second time it was just as breathtaking! The views from the upper sections of the forum are gorgeous! Highly recommend going during the week to avoid weekend crowds if you’re visiting from out of town/country. Provides a much more relaxed experience.
starstarstarstarstar Joshua Carter
You can spend several hours in this place and it really depends on your personality. If you want to learn a lot, I would recommend getting a proper guide that can explain each single stone that the place has. If not, you can just stroll around and read the signs that have some relevant information. Some of the buildings inside close before the rest of the place, so you don't want to enter in the last 30 minutes.
starstarstarstar Tomás Fonseca
You can spend a least three hours just here so take plenty of water. Fantastic. This like a few reviews were wrote 5years ago. Now two years after the pandemic and we have used the flights from two years ago we can update the Forum. Still a amazing place to visit. We entered via the Palatine Hill side and dropped down to the Forum. Less people than we remember which made walking around better. Glad we returned, so much to see and be amazed at.
starstarstarstarstar Mark Davies
Aqui conhecemos o fim de Júlio César! É uma boa caminhada, mas se torna mais interessante com guia.
starstarstarstarstar Miss Rodrich
O fórum romano era o local onde naquela época eram tomadas todas as decisões. Vale a pena visitar
starstarstarstarstar Beatriz Ragageles
Bien abarcador, esta muy precioso y val la pena verlo todo, recomendado,hay que estar bien pendiente a cada detalle de las estructuras,hasta Romulo y Remo con la loba. Te remontas a la época
starstarstarstarstar Rafael Martinez Cotto
Of all the sites to see in Rome, this is one of my favorite and most fascinating. The Roman Forum was a government central area where many critical processes took place.It's also amazing to see how much the city has built up around the ruins, but while preserving as much as possible the original structures. It creates a fascinating appearance of modern architecture, mixed with ancient ruins and preservation motive.You can see most of the Forum for free from the street, but it's worth purchasing the tickets to go in and see up close and personally. Add this site to your "must see" list.
starstarstarstarstar Bret Bowman
Now, this place is well worth the time. It's huge! More impressive than the Colosseum, and full of so many interesting things to explore.
We, unfortunately, didn't allow enough time, and it shut before we could see it all. The climb to the top gives you amazing views as well.
Add this to your list of top things to do in Rome.
There is a wheelchair accessible pathway, but unfortunately wheelchair users won't be able to get everywhere, after all, accessibility wasn't around "back in the day". But they have done what they can to make sure the experience is a good one for all.
starstarstarstarstar T S
Estas ruinas son impresionantes, enmarcadas en un ambiente hermoso, quizás sería bueno hacerlo con una guía si te interesa la historia. Si no, su entorno es tan bello, que se disfruta mucho! Recomendable tomarse un tiempo suficiente para este recorrido
starstarstarstarstar Jeronimo Balderas
The Roman Forum is an incredible place, but it is very crescent and opaque, so bring with you information that will show you its approximate ancient form, the location of the buildings and their function. An interesting circumstance is that Italy left a lot of ancient memorabilia where it was found, so wherever we go inside the Forum, fallen column remains and period stones lie everywhere. Looking at the whole Forum from the terrace on the hilltop, the view is wonderful, what kind of building complex was located in that field at that time. Do not miss it!
starstarstarstarstar The Finna Brothers
Vá com tempo e de preferência com algo para comer, é calçado confortavel. Menos de duas horas não é suficiente para ver tudo. Como não existe um percurso pré definido, tem que tentar ver cada recanto, apreciar cada esquina, maravilhar todas colunas, e acabar bem lá no alto. Muitas fontes de água fresca em todo o recinto.
starstarstarstarstar Helder Bentes
Para quem estuda história é um espetáculo ver em pé o que resta deste lugar que tem mais de 2 mil anos de história. Local enorme com muita coisa para ver, muitas ruínas imponentes. A fila é enorme, então sugiro comprar antecipado os tickets. Possui banheiros no interior.
starstarstarstarstar Eric Ossugui
Para quem gosta de história não deve deixar de conhecer o Fórum Romano. Durante muitos século, desde mesmo alguns séculos antes de Cristo, o Fórum Romano era o centro político, jurídico, comercial, religioso, lazer, etc da cidade de Roma. Recomendo que a visita seja feito com um guia o com um mapa e anotações sobre cada canto, cada pedra. Tudo tem um significado e sua importância durante séculos na vida de nossos antepassados, esse complexo faz parte da história de toda humanidade. Evite dias quentes, de sol, leve água e até um lanche, se achar que vai demorar muito por lá. Para quem gosta de fotografar é um belo cenário. Outra dica é, em dias concorridos, entrar pela entrada que dá acesso direto ao Fórum Palatino, aliás, é bem melhor começar a visita por ele, pois fica no alto e você vai descendo até o Fórum Romano. É muito cansativo, então começar no Fórum Romano e depois subir até o Palatino não é muito agradável. Não esqueça de seu mapa, boné, tênis, protetor solar e a água, mesmo em dias sem sol. Aproveite bem sua visita.
starstarstarstarstar Andréa Machado
I really liked the Roman Forum... Wow it's too great... The Roman Forum is even better than the Pantheon and the Colosseum... The carvings on the walls give one a glance of the rich and aesthetic Roman architecture and culture... It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site... I must visit the Roman Forum if toured Italy.
starstarstarstarstar RIDHVAN
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