This forms a dialogue with the Arch of Titus at the top, overlooking the Forum and the Arch of Septimius Severus, which, in turn, stands at the other end of the Forum before the Via Sacra heads uphill to the Capitolium.It stands over the triumphal route before it enters the Republican Forum.One shows him making a sacrifice in one of Rome's oldest forum the Forum Boarium, which was home of some of the city's oldest temples.Common features throughout the Empire include the Capitolium, the temple dedicated to Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva, in the forum at the center of the city.The two central streets of the city, the cardo and decumanus ran north-south and east-west through the city, intersecting at the forum–the center of the city's civic and religious activities.Ostia was a typical of a Roman city, including a large central forum, bath houses, temples, a theatre, barracks for firemen, and apartment buildings.This shows what the forum looked like- an empty cow filed- during his own time in the mid 18th century CE.A view of the Roman Forum by Italian engraver, Giambattista Piranesi.

Parts of ancient Rome, especially the Republican Forum, returned once again to the cow pastures that they originally were at the time of the city's founding, as floods from the Tiber washed them over in debris and sediment.

Across from the Capitolium in the forum stands a temple dedicated to Augustus and Roma.

The two central streets of the city, the cardo and decumanius ran north-south and east-west through the city, intersecting at the forum–the center of the city's civic and religious activities.

The city is typical of a Roman city, including a large central forum, bath houses, temples, a theatre, barracks for firemen, and apartment buildings.

The markets follow the shape of the Trajan's forum.

Trajan built his forum with the spoils from his conquest of Dacia.

The Forum of Augustus might have been the model for the Forum of Trajan, even though the latter was much larger.

The forum's main entrance was accessed from the south, near to the Forum of Augustus as well as the Forum of Caesar (which Trajan also renovated).

Trajan's Forum was the last of the imperial fora to be built in the city.

Architecture under the Nervan-Antonines.

Examples of forum in the following topics:

Art of conquest forum