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Roman Architecture Collection

"Discover the Magnificence of Roman Architecture

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Roman Architecture Collection: The forum of Pompeii with Mount Vesuvius in the background, Pompeii, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rome (City Break)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Lebanon, Tyre, Al Bass UNESCO site, Colonnaded Street and Roman Triumphal Arch
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Roman Architecture Collection: Oculus of Vestibule of Diocletians Palace, Split, Dalmatia, Croatia
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Roman Architecture Collection: Lebanon, Baalbek, Temple of Venus
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Roman Architecture Collection: Trajan's Column
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Roman Architecture Collection: Volubilis, Morocco, Ancient Roman city, sun face mosaic tile
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Roman Architecture Collection: Charles V Palace, Alhambra, Granada, Andalusia, Spain
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Roman Architecture Collection: Africa, Tunisia, Amphitheatre of El Jem (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Palmyra Ruins, (UNESCO Site), Temple of Bel, Stone Carvings
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Palmyra ruins (UNESCO Site), Theatre
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Palmyra Ruins (UNESCO Site), Tetrapylon
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Bosra, ruins of the ancient Roman town (a UNESCO site), ruins of Decumanus
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Palmyra ruins (UNESCO Site), Great Colonnade
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Roman Architecture Collection: Syria, Palmyra Ruins (UNESCO Site), Valley of Tombs, Burial Chambers towers
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Roman Architecture Collection: Peristyle, Split, Dalmatia, Croatia
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Roman Architecture Collection: East gate, Porta Argentea, Split, Dalmatia, Croatia
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Roman Architecture Collection: Lebanon, Baalbek, Temple of Bacchus
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Roman Architecture Collection: Lebanon, Baalbek, Roman Ruins
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Roman Architecture Collection: Lebanon, Baalbek, Temple of Jupiter
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Roman Architecture Collection: Plan of the interior of the Coliseum, Rome
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Roman Architecture Collection: View of the interior of the Coliseum, Rome
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Roman Architecture Collection: Plan and elevations of the Arch of Constantine, Rome, a triumphal arch built to commemorate
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Roman Architecture Collection: The Ponte Sant Angelo on the River Tiber and Castel Sant Angelo, Rome
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Roman Architecture Collection: View of Palace of the Caesars, Rome
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Roman Architecture Collection: Plan and elevation of the Baths of Titus, Rome
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Roman Architecture Collection: Plan and elevations of the theatre at Herculaneum
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Roman Architecture Collection: St. James the Great brought before King Herod Agrippa (fresco) (b / w photo) (detail)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Colored stucco from Pompeii in the Museum of Naples
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Roman Architecture Collection: Oecus or parlour in the House of M
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Roman Architecture Collection: Oecus or parlour in the House of the Labyrinth
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Roman Architecture Collection: Rhodian peristyle of the House of the Silver Wedding, Casa delle Nozze d Argento, Pompeii
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Roman Architecture Collection: Roman Architecture; Thermae of Diocletian, Rome (litho)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Interior of the Pantheon at Rome (restored) (litho)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Relief carving of a dolphin in front of the stage of the Roman Theatre (photo)
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Roman Architecture Collection: Table top depicting the Coliseum, after a design by Antonio Ciocci (fl


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"Discover the Magnificence of Roman Architecture: From Palmyra to Pompeii" Step into a world of ancient grandeur as we explore the captivating realm of Roman architecture. Journey to Syria, where the Palmyra ruins stand proudly as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at the majestic Theatre, once filled with echoes of applause and laughter. In Italy, immerse yourself in history at Pompeii's Forum, framed by the awe-inspiring Mount Vesuvius. This UNESCO site transports you back to an era when bustling markets and political debates echoed through its cobblestone streets. Travel further east to Bosra in Syria, where remnants of an ancient Roman town whisper tales of past glory. Explore its Citadel and Theatre, witness to countless dramatic performances that enthralled audiences centuries ago. Lebanon beckons with Tyre's Al Bass UNESCO site - stroll along its Colonnaded Street and pass under the magnificent Roman Triumphal Arch. Feel transported back in time as you walk in the footsteps of emperors and conquerors. Venturing into Morocco leads us to Volubilis, an enchanting Ancient Roman city adorned with intricate sun face mosaic tiles. Discover how this architectural marvel seamlessly blended European design with local influences. Crossing over to Spain unveils Charles V Palace within Granada's Alhambra complex - a testament to Andalusia's rich cultural heritage fused with exquisite Roman-inspired craftsmanship. Africa holds its own treasures too; Tunisia boasts El Jem's Amphitheatre - a UNESCO World Heritage Site that showcases Africa’s contribution to Rome’s architectural legacy. Stand amidst towering arches that once hosted epic gladiatorial battles. Returning once more to Syria’s Palmyra ruins reveals even more wonders: The Temple of Bel mesmerizes visitors with its intricate stone carvings while another Theatre stands proud as a reminder of artistic excellence from times long gone by.