Palatine Hill

Palatine Hill is the center of the other seven hills in Rome. According to Commendare Boni, Palatino is the most important in the Roman mountains. Palatine Hill is 40 feet tall from Roman Forum and Circus Maximus. The hills were carved from volcanic sediments eroded by the Tiber River for years. Since the archaeological excavation discovered the evidence of human settlement as early as the 10th century BC, it was originally a settlement in the Bronze Age. The hill plays an important role also in Roman myth.

Circus Maximus is Rome's largest stadium and can accommodate 185,000 spectators. Visitors can look at the views of the Palatine hills and view the Circus Maximus from the Palais Palais. In ancient Rome, it was a horse race venue, but now it is used for free concerts.

Palatine Hill is the center of the other seven hills in Rome. According to Commendare Boni, Palatino is the most important in the Roman mountains. Palatine Hill is 40 feet tall from Roman Forum and Circus Maximus. The hills were carved from volcanic sediments eroded by the Tiber River for years. Since the archaeological excavation discovered the evidence of human settlement as early as the 10th century BC, it was originally a settlement in the Bronze Age. The hill plays an important role also in Roman myth.

The Farnese Aviaries included in the watch of 2014 is on the hill of Palatino in the center of ancient Rome. The Farnese garden began in the 16th century and a prestigious family in Rome dominated the land of Palatine. The aviary is a square pavilion, arranged with angles to each other using colorful decorations and different levels of plaster from each other. The aviary represents the Renaissance ruins which is the best preserved on Palatine Hill and is one of the few spaces suitable for public interpreting and programming related to the history of the hills. Due to lack of maintenance for a long time, the surface of the building has deteriorated. With the help of American Express and several foundations, the front entrance and interior of the astronauts were restored

Located just west of the Colosseum, a luxurious empire empire spreads over Palatine Hill. In April 2011, the special director of the Roman era archaeological heritage held an exhibition at Palatine and other places in the neighborhood, introduced Nero's lifetime and work. The first exhibition is a lot of architectural and cultural contributions of King Monsters, many people think that on the ground of Palatine, the recently unearthed room is the famous coenatio rotunda of Nero that can be seen An unobstructed view to Alban Hills. Exhibitors know that any show about infamous Nero will attract visitors. They did not expect the voting rate to exceed the voter turnout since the first exhibition held by the regulatory agency ten years ago.