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Largo di Torre Argentina sacred place in old town of Rome
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Ruins of ancient temples in Largo di Torre Argentina, Rome, with historical columns and stone remnants.
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Archaeological Area Largo Argentina Tickets

  • Discover Rome's oldest ruins at Largo Argentina with a 30-min educational video on ancient history.
  • Marvel at the remains of the Curia of Pompey, where the infamous Roman general Julius Caesar met his demise in 44 B.C.
  • Observe the remnants of four temples from the Republican era with a history dating back over two millennia, their ruins subtly sunken below the street level.
  • Go for a walk outside and discover a bunch of worn white stones neatly arranged along the wall to the east and other columns.
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CharlesApr, 2025
5/5

Head out was fast, available, accurate. The largo Argentina deeply moving

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AmyApr, 2025
4/5
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LorraineMay, 2025
1/5

I was not given an audio guide. I had to wait 15 minutes for a voucher to be turned into a ticket. Experience was overpriced

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AnaJan, 2025
3/5

Although the ticket included a 30-minute video about the history of the site and an audio guide, when we arrived at the office, we were told that there was no video available, nor was there an audio guide. It would have been cheaper to just buy the tickets on the spot, because in the end, what we bought only gave us access, without the audio guide and explanatory video. The score of 3 is only because of the place, which is incredible. But the "experience" sold really left something to be desired.

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MarianMar, 2025
1/5

The Ides of March show- no visitors so I could not use my ticket. I would like a refund.

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GabrielOct, 2024
4/5

A peaceful place steeped in history.

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KristinaDec, 2024
4/5
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LindaOct, 2024
1/5

When I arrived after walking a long distance I was told I had to go all the way to Piazza Venezia (and return!) to exchange my online booking for a ticket. Why can't this happen at the site!! I am 77 years old, and could walk no further in the heat and crowds. This prevented me from enjoying a splendid site I wanted to see. You took my money readily enough! You need to change your procedure!

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MatthewAug, 2024
3/5

I enjoyed the generic off site video presentation but for 10 euros extra for each ticket I thought we would be in a group guided tour with interpretation of the site.

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KatherineSep, 2024
5/5
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JaneAug, 2024
4/5
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LisaJul, 2024
4/5
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KennethSep, 2024
2/5

Had to walk further to get ticket and then back. Had to wait in line 30 min to get ticket that I could have easily bought with no line at all at the venue. There was no guide or headset-total waste of time.

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MaryMay, 2024
5/5

Wonderful exhibit! Beth well done. We loved it.

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JudithMay, 2024
4/5
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DianeMay, 2024
5/5
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WilliamApr, 2024
5/5
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AlisonMar, 2024
4/5
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KatherineFeb, 2024
2/5

It was fine, but I was expecting to get closer to the theatre area where Caesar died.

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DavisApr, 2024
1/5

They did not take my ticket. Said it was only a voucher and did not clarify where I needed to go to get the ticket. Never got inside the venue.

  • Discover Rome's oldest ruins at Largo Argentina with a 30-min educational video on ancient history.
  • Marvel at the remains of the Curia of Pompey, where the infamous Roman general Julius Caesar met his demise in 44 B.C.
  • Observe the remnants of four temples from the Republican era with a history dating back over two millennia, their ruins subtly sunken below the street level.
  • Go for a walk outside and discover a bunch of worn white stones neatly arranged along the wall to the east and other columns.

Inclusions

  • Reserved entry for the Largo Argentina excavations

  • 30-min ancient Rome multimedia video

  • App audio guide of Rome

  • Assistance at the meeting point

  • Paper city map

  • WiFi

Exclusions

  • Guided tour
  • Transport
  • Tip: Don't miss the chance to see the cat sanctuary within the area. It adds a charming and unique aspect to your visit.
  • Please bring a valid ID or passport.
  • This experience is Pram/stroller accessible.
  • It is forbidden to bring bottles, glasses containers, alcoholic beverages, aerosols, large luggage or bags and pets.
  • Toilets and wardrobes are not available.
  • Guide dogs allowed.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Visit Largo di Torre Argentina | Venue of history’s coldest betrayals

Step into the heart of Rome at Largo di Torre Argentina, believed to be the grounds of Julius Caesar's infamous assassination in 44 BCE. Relax and explore the surrounding ancient ruins, soak in the atmosphere of history and culture that pervades this square, and afterward, explore the nearby restaurants for a bite to eat. Read on to find out why Largo Argentina remains one of Rome's most beloved hotspots and how you can best walk in the footsteps of history with a visit here.

Why visit Largo di Torre Argentina?

  • Caesar’s Assassination Site: Explore Largo di Torre Argentina's Pompey's Theater, where Julius Caesar was assassinated. What better place to learn about the chain of events that happened than to be at the same spot?
  • Historical Time Capsule: Largo di Torre Argentina hosts 4 excavated temples: the Temple of Juturna, the Temple of Fortuna Huiusce Diei, the Temple of Feronia, and the Temple of the Lares Permarini. These excavations bring us closer to our roots and show how humans lived centuries ago. 
  • Nearby Cat Shelter: Largo di Torre Argentina also shares its location with Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary, adding to the ambiance of the square with the sleek feline locals prowling amongst the ruins. Cat Distribution System at work!
  • In the heart of Rome: With Largo di Torre Argentina situated right smack in the middle of Rome and in proximity to other attractions, you can easily add other attractions to your itinerary such as the Pantheon.

Explore Largo di Torre Argentina

Temple A - Temple of Juturna

Constructed in the mid-3rd century BC, Temple A, associated with Juturna, the Roman goddess of fountains and wells, reflects the Hellenistic influence. This deity, linked to water sources, held significance in the Roman pantheon, embodying themes of vitality and purity.

Temple B - Temple of Fortuna Huiusce Diei

Dating to the 2nd century BC, Temple B's circular design likely honors Fortuna Huiusce Diei, celebrating Rome's victory over the Cimbri. Fortuna, the goddess of fortune, played a crucial role in Roman life, symbolizing luck, fate, and the unpredictability of events.

Temple C - Temple of Feronia

The oldest among the four, Temple C, from the 4th to 3rd century BC, venerates Feronia, an ancient Italian goddess associated with fertility and abundance. The temple's location on the primitive countryside level aligns with the agricultural aspects of Feronia's worship.

Temple D - Temple of the Lares Permarini

Dating back to the 2nd century BC, Temple D is the largest and was dedicated to spirits like the Lares Permarini and the Nymphs. The Lares were household deities, and the Nymphs represented natural forces. This temple symbolized protection and connection to the divine.

Curia of Pompey - Site of Caesar's assassination

Behind temples B and C stands the Curia of Pompey, where the Roman Senate convened. In 44 BC, Julius Caesar was assassinated here, a critical event during the late Roman Republic. The political climate, marked by figures like Caesar and the power dynamics of the time, contributed to the historical significance of this site.

Plan your visit to Largo di Torre Argentina

29 October to 30 March: 9:30 AM to 4 PM

31 March to 26 October: 9:30 AM to 7 PM

Closed: The square is closed on Mondays, 25 December, 1 January and 1 May

Best Time to Visit: Rome experiences maximum crowds between June to September. To enjoy fewer crowds and pleasant weather, the best time to visit Largo di Torre Argentina would be between November to March.

Address: Largo di Torre Argentina, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

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Getting There

  • By Metro: A-line Metro
    Nearest Stop: Barberi Metro Station
  • By Bus: 70.
    Nearest Stop: C.so Vittorio Emanuele (Argentina)
  • By Car: 1.8 kilometers from Campidoglio square
    Car Parking: There are several car parking facilities near the square such as the Via dell'Arco de' Ginnasi, 7 Parking, located 2 minutes away.

Bookshop: There is a small bookshop situated adjacent to the ticket office.

Largo di Torre Argentina is wheelchair accessible with lifts available for those on wheelchairs or prams.

The following are not allowed on the premises:

  • Bottles
  • Glass containers
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Aerosols
  • Large luggage or bags
  • Pets (Guide Dogs, however, make an exception and are allowed within the Square)

La Ciambella: Indulge in refined Roman tasting menus at La Ciambella, where elegant rustic-chic ambiance meets exquisite cuisine. Enjoy wine pairings and cocktails in this culinary haven.

Pizza Florida: Savor Italy’s pizza slices at Pizza Florida, a popular takeout spot near Largo di Torre Argentina. Choose from an array of toppings and experience the local flair of this renowned joint.

Pietro al Pantheon: Relish traditional Roman dishes at Pietro al Pantheon, a cozy trattoria adorned with art, stuffed animals, and antiques. Immerse yourself in authentic flavors within the charming ambiance of this culinary gem.

Budget: Hotel Campo de' Fiori

Mid-Range: Otivm Hotel

Luxury Hotel: Singer Palace Hotel

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  • Roman Forum: Step into ancient Rome's beating heart, where remnants of temples, basilicas, and arches reveal its political and cultural significance.
  • St. Peter's Basilica: Renaissance beauty and spiritual significance united in one iconic masterpiece, featuring awe-inspiring architecture and captivating art

Frequently Asked Questions about Largo di Torre Argentina tickets

Where can I buy Largo di Torre Argentina tickets?

You can buy Largo di Torre Argentina tickets online or at the venue. However, it is recommended to purchase tickets online and in advance, it is a relatively new and popular site and the might sell out quickly.

What is included in my Largo di Torre Argentina tickets?

Your Largo di Torre Argentina ticket grants access to a captivating 30-minute multimedia video immersing you in ancient Rome's history. Additionally, benefit from a helpful map for navigation and enjoy the convenience of WiFi access during your visit.

Do my tickets include a guide?

No, while your tickets do not include a guide, you will receive assistance at the meeting point and a 30-minute audio visual presentation on the site's history.

What are the nearby transportation options?

Buses, metro, and walking are viable options. Bus line 70 serves Largo di Torre Argentina, while Barberi Metro Station is the closest metro stop.

What else can I see at Largo di Torre Argentina?

Largo di Torre Argentina is also a cat shelter so if you are a cat lover, get ready to explore this site with your elegant, feline friends.

What are the opening hours of Largo di Torre Argentina?

Largo di Torre Argentina is open from Tuesday to Sunday, with varying timings. It is closed on Mondays, 25 December, 1 January, and 1 May.

Is Largo di Torre Argentina wheelchair accessible?

Explore the Colosseum, Pantheon, Roman Forum, and St. Peter's Basilica, each offering unique experiences without breaking the bank. These attractions typically have free entry time-time.

What is my Largo di Torre Argentina ticket cancellation policy?

You can cancel your Largo di Torre Argentina tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Why is Largo di Torre Argentina significant?

Largo di Torre Argentina holds historical weight as Julius Caesar's assassination site. With excavated temples like Juturna and Fortuna Huiusce Diei, it unveils ancient Roman religious practices, making it a captivating cultural and archaeological hub.

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