Colle Palatino

Colle Palatino

Colle Palatino in Rome is one of the city's seven hills and is renowned for its ancient ruins and historical significance, including the remnants of imperial palaces.

The Palatine Hill is one of the most evocative stops for those visiting Rome. This place, full of history and legends, offers an immersive journey through archaeological remains that tell centuries of events and historical figures. The area includes important monuments such as the Domus Augustana, the House of Livia, the Temple of Cybele, and the Neronian Cryptoporticus. Walking along its panoramic terraces, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the city and breathe in the unique atmosphere of this place that witnessed the birth and development of the great Roman Empire.

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Colle Palatino, Via Sacra, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

L'histoire

The Palatine Hill has a history rooted in mythology. According to legend, this is where Romulus founded Rome in 753 BC, tracing the sacred furrow to mark the boundaries of the new city. During the imperial era, it became the residential quarter of the Roman elite, with sumptuous palaces housing emperors and nobles. Its strategic and panoramic position made the Palatine a privileged place since ancient times, both for religious and political reasons.

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Informations utiles

  • Opening Hours: From 9:00 am to 6:30 pm (hours may vary depending on the season).
  • Tickets: Admission to the Palatine Hill is included in the combined ticket with the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. It is advisable to book tickets online to avoid long queues.
  • How to Get There: The nearest metro station is « Colosseo » (Line B). It is also easily reachable on foot from the historic center.
  • Services: The site offers refreshment points, toilets, and areas for relaxation.

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