Aqua Appia

This was constructed in 312 b.c by appia claudius who named it after herself. It was restored three times, it ran underground for 16 kilometers. Aqua Appia was capable of delivering 73000 cubic meters of water into rome at one time.

Temple of Spes

The Temple of Spes was built by A. Atilius Calatinusin. Over the years the temple has gone through some very unfortunate events, like in 218 B.C the Temple was struck by lighting, and then in 31 B.C it was burned down again. During the Punic war it was remodeled rebuilt may times. This beutiful temple would be a great place to visit on your journey through Rome.

Septizodium

The Spetizodium was created by emperor Septimus Severus. It is about 31.5 meters high which is 3 stories tall. The Spetizodium stood for sixteen centuries then it was demolished.

The Gardens o Lollius

The Gardens of Lollius are located in the esquiline hill near the modern rail roads. originally the amazing Lollius gardens were privately owned by Marcus paulinus. In 211 b.c it had become an imperial property.

Aqua Julia

The aqua Julia is an aqueduct that can hold up to 48,000 cubic meters of water per day. The aqua Julia was built in 33 b.c and the aqua Julia flows on top of the aqua Tepula . The aqua Julia was expanded by Augustus from 11-9 b.c.

Collossus of Nero

The Colossus of Nero was an enormous bronze sculpture of Nero. After Nero died it became the sun statue. The statue is near the Colosseum. It was created by Zendorous. This will be a great addition to the best trip ever.

The Baths of Trajan

The Baths of Trajan were a major necessity because they were a major bathing leisure complex.The Baths of Trajan were built 104 ad. It was dedicated to Kalends. This stop in Rome will make a great second place to visit.

Amphitheatrum Castrense

The Amphitheatrum Castrense was built by emperor Elagabalus. It is a small building but later incorporated into Aurilean walls. Even though this building is small it will make a great place to visit to find some interesting facts.