- The Campus Martius was a 500 acre (200 hectare) area of fields between the River Tiber and the Ancient City of Rome where major events and festivals were held.
Temples
- Campus Martius meant the ‘Field of Mars’, and Mars was the most important God in the Roman Pantheon of Gods, until he was displaced by Jupiter.
- Four Temples were built here between c.550-324 BCE.
- Seven Temples were built between 324-179 BCE.
- Six Temples were built between 146 BCE and 65 CE.
Monuments
- Porticus Octaviae
- Circus Flaminius
- Pompey's Stone Theatre (where Julius Caesar was murdered.)
- Pantheon
- Baths of Agrippa
- Nero’s Baths
- Neronian Bridge
- Marcellus’ Theatre
- Saepta Julia
- where Roman Citizens cast their votes in elections.
- Largo di Torre Argentina
- A Sacred Area of the Largo Argentina, a square with four Republican Temples named after Argentoratum (Strasbourg).
Baths of Agrippa