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[thelostchild615]

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[serendipity-adventures]

200 Best Captions for Rome Pictures from Your Amazing Travel

Discover 200 of the best captions for Rome pictures to enhance your Instagram posts about the timeless beauty of the Eternal City.

Introduction Rome, the Eternal City, is a treasure trove of ancient history, breathtaking architecture, and vibrant culture. Whether you’re exploring the Colosseum, tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain, or savoring authentic Italian gelato, every moment in Rome is worth capturing. To help you perfectly caption your Roman adventures, we’ve compiled 200 of the best captions for Rome pictures.…

[adeelseo]

Noble Romans

[monriatitans]

QUOTE OF THE DAY Monday, April 3, 2023

"When Julius Caesar returned to Rome in 46 BC, among his triumphs was the first naumachia or mock sea battle (although the life-and-death struggle certainly was real enough to those who were forced to participate). It took place on a water-filled basin constructed in the Campus Martius, a low-lying area in a bend of the river Tiber." - Encyclopaedia Romana, A Court of Thorns and Roses

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[incompleteddiaries]

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[feverfevor]

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a cupid.

https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1sroa2s

[frinsek]

Ostia Antica, Rome - Italy Pompeian red is a red ocher of natural inorganic origin, composed of iron oxide. In ancient Rome it was known by the name of sinopsis, due to the city of Sinope. In Ostia Antica, as well as in other cities of ancient Rome, there are various examples of wall paintings in which this inorganic pigment is used. El rojo pompeyano es un ocre rojo de origen inorgánico natural, compuesto por óxido de hierro. En la antigua Roma se conocía con el nombre de sinopsis, debido a la ciudad de Sinope. En Ostia Antica, así como en otras ciudades de la antigua Roma, existen varios ejemplos de pinturas murales en las que se utiliza este pigmento inorgánico. #pompeianred #redocher #rojopompeyano #ocrerouge #ostiaantica #roma #rome #ostia #discoverostia #visitostia #italy #italia #romanculture #romanempire #ironoxide #oxidodehierro #sinopsis #sinope #wallpainting #pinturamural #wildele #wildearthexplorer #history (presso Ostia Antica, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CGDfz0fphVI/?igshid=1wk00h5sz4ep6

[nibaldop]

A finales del siglo II d.C., en un espacio que su supone fue una gran área funeraria, y a pocos metros del Mediterráneo, se erigió el anfiteatro de Tarraco, la que fuese en ese entonces capital de la provincia romana de la Hispania Citerior Tarraconensis, hoy Tarragona. Esta importante construcción, de unos 130x102 metros en forma elíptica, y con capacidad para unos 14.000 espectadores, es hoy una de las localizaciones del lugar Patrimonio de la Humanidad llamado «Conjunto arqueológico de Tarraco», que exhibe orgullosamente su historia, pasado y cultura. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ... At the end of the second century AC, in a space that supposedly was a large funerary area, and a few meters from the Mediterranean, the Tarraco amphitheater was erected, which was then the capital of the Roman province of Hispania Citerior Tarraconensis, today Tarragona. This important construction, measuring 130x102 meters in an elliptical shape, and with a capacity for some 14,000 spectators, is today one of the locations of the World Heritage Site called "Archaeological Ensemble of Tarraco", which proudly exhibits its history, past and culture. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ... #turismo #turisme #tourism #historia #history #culturaromana #romanculture #arquitectura #architecture #edificios #buildings #anfiteatro #amphitheater #tarraco #hispania #tarragona #igtarragona #instatarragona #ig_tarragona #cataluña #igcataluña #catalunya #igcatalunya #españa #spain #nibaldop (en Tarragona Coliseum) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEHsioolH8l/?igshid=j2iwa7x9zu5j

[cuchufletas1978-blog]

He de deciros que no esperéis ver edificaciones, los edificios hay que imaginárselos viendo la planta de estos, pero, es un ejercicio bastante fácil, el lugar está muy bien excavado y uno se hace fácilmente a la idea que como era aquello en tiempos de la Roma imperial. #romanculture #ruins #old #architecture #ancient #ruinas #arqueologia #archeology #explorer #adventures #history #culturalheritage #travel #viajar #traveladdict #localguide #spain #españa #castillayleon #burgos #clunia (en Spain) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1by3pvIAEM/?igshid=1u77jw4jduzh5

[lessalessandro]

This was unexpected. Roman glass exhibition in the archaeological museum of Adria. No filter! All original colors! #museums #loves_adriatico #museumlover #glass #vetro #roman #romanculture🏛 #romanarchaeology #ancientglass #arkeoloji #italian_trips #italya #museitaliani (presso Adria) https://www.instagram.com/p/BswQy3kHjIQ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1psewcstzytdh

[creativevortexphotography-blog]

#Romansculpture at #Antica in #Italy #creativevortex #face #scary #mouth #stone #antique #ancient #shouting #shout #creativevortexphotography #openmouthed #europeanculture #culture #romanculture #italian

[ratsim]

2000 ans d'histoire #pontdugard #latergram #gard #romanculture #gardon #aqueduc #pont #france_focus_on #francetourisme #france_photos #visitfrance (à Site du PONT DU GARD) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bob4_l1B00V/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=117b0tye1n87g

[hkmhv-blog]

Ordinary Romans could not afford such expense, so they decorated their homes with painted imitations of the luxurious yellow, purple and pink marbles. Painters became so skilled at imitating certain marbles that the large, rectangular slabs were rendered on the wall marbled and veined, just like real pieces of stone.

[spqr-rome]

In Ancient Rome an archetypal classic Roman (ie, Latin) funerary monument for aristocrats. The classic example is the Tomb of the Scipiones, which housed the most distinguished mid-late Republican family. basically, it is a large funerary structure with decorated sarcophagi housing the actual remains of the dead (The Corelii Scipiones were somewhat unusual in not cremating their dead). The decorations, both painted and in relief, on the sarcophagi itself would often be somewhat restrained, and decorations on the walls would often be historical scenes or depictions of crucial moments in the life of the deceased (often political). The actual structure would house multiple generations, and would also include dining rooms for the living to hold "wakes" in their memory. During the Late Republic aristocratic tombs tended cluster around Rome, while during the imperial period they were often on their villa estates or around their ancestral hometowns.