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As you walk down the Via Sacra, you come to the Curia, which was restored by Diocletian in the 3C and then again in 1937 after the removal of St Adrian's church which had occupied the building since the 7C. The Curia was a consecrated place where an augur could communicate to the people the wishes of the gods, a ceremony which took place before every sitting of the Senate. Today the Curia houses the bas-reliefs of Trajan, 2C sculpted panels depicting imperial life and sacrificial beasts.
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Things to see and donearby
- The Green Guide34 m - Foro Romano, 00173 Roma
- The Green Guide52 m - Largo della Salara Vecchia, 00186 Roma
- The Green Guide55 m - Foro Romano, 00173 Roma
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Where to sleepnearby
- From €54Elegant Apartment Behind the Colosseum223 m - Via Dei Fienili 95, 00186 Rome
- From €80Residenza Maritti ContemporarySuite224 m - Via Tor De Conti 17, 00184 Rome
- From €56Residenza Maritti Classic Rooms232 m - Via Tor de' Conti 17, 00184 Rome
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Where to eatnearby
- Roof gardenAround€84226 m - Via Tor de' Conti, 25-30, 00184 Roma
- Il Giardino ai ForiAround€25245 m - Largo Corrado Ricci, 37A, 00184 Roma
- Aurora Bistro e BarAround€30246 m - Via Tor de' Conti, 5, 00184 Roma
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