List of ancient sites in Rome

Map of ancient Rome based on the Forma Urbis Romae in Le antichità Romane, by Giovanni Battista Piranesi.
Curia Julia (background) and the Basilica Aemilia (foreground)
Basilica of Maxentius
Forum of Trajan and Markets of Trajan
Colosseum
Theater of Marcellus and the Temple of Apollo Sosianus
Mausoleum of Augustus
Pyramid of Cestius and the Porta San Paolo
Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella
Catacombs of Marcellinus and Peter
Aqua Claudia
Pons Fabricius
Porta Esquilina/Arch of Gallienus
Porta Maggiore and the Tomb of Eurysaces the Baker
Casal Rotondo on the Via Appia
Column of Marcus Aurelius
Lateran obelisk
Arch of Constantine
Baths of Caracalla
Interior of the Baths of Diocletian (now the Museo Nazionale Romano)
Porticus Octaviae
Ara Pacis
Lateran Baptistry
Interior of Santa Sabina
Interior of Santa Costanza
Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
Temple of Hadrian
Temple of Venus and Roma
Temple of Saturn
Pantheon
Temple of Portunus
Temple of Hercules Victor
Domus Augustana and the Circus Maximus
Domus Tiberiana
Insula dell'Ara Coeli

This is a list of ancient sites in Rome from classical antiquity, typically dating from the Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic and Roman Empire through late antiquity. This list includes sites attested through archaeological remains or historical sources, encompassing extant structures, incorporated remains, and significant lost monuments documented in ancient historical writing and modern scholarship.

Sites preserving substantial ancient structural or decorative remains are in bold.

Civic structures

Administrative structures

Basilicas

Fora

See also: Forum (Roman)

Military structures

  • Castra Nova equitum singularium
  • Castra Peregrina
  • Castra Praetoria
  • Cohortium Vigilum Stationes
  • Excubitorium
  • Navalia
  • Turris Mamilia

Entertainment

Amphitheaters

See also: List of Roman amphitheatres
  • Amphitheater of Caligula
  • Amphitheater of Nero
  • Amphitheater of Statilius Taurus
  • Amphitheatrum Castrense
  • Colosseum

Circuses

See also: Roman circus § List of Roman circuses

Theaters

Funerary structures

Aboveground burial spaces

Underground burial spaces

See also: Catacombs of Rome

Infrastructure

Aqueducts

See also: List of aqueducts in the city of Rome

Bridges

See also: List of Roman bridges

Fountains and sewers

Gates

Roads

See also: Roman roads § Italy

Walls

Monuments

Columns

Obelisks

See also: List of obelisks in Rome

Statuary

See also: Roman sculpture

Triumphal arches

See also: List of Roman triumphal arches

Public amenities

Baths

Commercial structures

See also: Horreum
  • Emporium
  • Horrea Aniciana
  • Horrea candelaria
  • Horrea Agrippiana
  • Horrea Galbae
  • Horrea piperiana
  • Macellum Liviae
  • Macellum Magnum
  • Portus
  • Portus Tiberinus
  • Trajan's Market

Educational structures

Porticoes

  • Porticus Absidata
  • Porticus Aemilia
  • Porticus Argonautarum
  • Porticus Catuli
  • Porticus Deorum Consentium
  • Porticus Divorum
  • Porticus Liviae
  • Porticus Margaritaria]
  • Porticus Minuci
  • Porticus Octavia
  • Porticus Octaviae
  • Porticus Philippi
  • Porticus Pompeii
  • Porticus Vipsania

Religious structures

Altars, shrines, and other sacred sites

Early Christian churches

Temples (by regio)

Regio I Porta Capena

Regio II Caelimontium

Regio IV Templum Pacis

Regio V Esquiliae

  • Lucus Mefitis
  • Temple of Juno Lucina
  • Temple of Minerva Medica and nymphaeum

Regio VI Alta Semita

  • Temple of the gens Flavia
  • Temple of Pudicitia Plebeia
  • Temple of Quirinus
  • Temple of Salus
  • Temple of Serapis

Regio VII Via Lata

  • Temple of Fortuna Muliebris

Regio VIII Forum Romanum

Regio IX Circus Flaminius

Regio X Palatium

Regio XI Circus Maximus

Regio XIII Aventinus

  • Temple of Bona Dea
  • Temple of Diana
  • Temple of Juno Regina
  • Temple of Luna
  • Temple of Minerva

Regio XIV Transtiberim

  • Temple of Asclepius
  • Temple of Faunus

Residences

Palaces

See also: Domus

Urban dwellings

Villas

See also: Roman garden
See also: Roman villa
  • Horti Aciliorum
  • Horti Agrippinae
  • Horti Caesaris
  • Horti Calyclani
  • Horti Domitiae
  • Horti Epaphroditiani
  • Horti Lamiani
  • Horti Liciniani
  • Horti Lolliani
  • Horti Lucullani
  • Horti Maecenatis
  • Horti Maiani
  • Horti Pallantiani
  • Horti Pompeiani
  • Horti Sallustiani
  • Horti Spei Veteris
  • Horti Tauriani
  • Horti Torquatiani
  • Villa Gordiani
  • Villa of Maxentius
  • Villa delle Vignacce
  • Villa of the Quintilii]

See also

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