Brescia, Italy: ruins of the Roman temple called Capitolium Stock Image

by Riccarduska

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Panoramic view of the Roman forum with the Capitolium (73 A.D.), the temple of the Capitoline Triad (Jupiter, Juno and Minerva) in the Roman city of Brixia, today Brescia, Italy, and designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.

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Keywords

• Amphitheater
• Brescia
• Jupiter - Roman God
• UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Ancient
• Archaeology
• Architectural Column
• Architecture
• Building Exterior
• City
• Cityscape
• Corinthian
• Cultures
• Europe
• Famous Place
• History
• Italian Culture
• Landscape - Scenery
• Lombardy
• Marbles
• Minerva
• Monument
• Old
• Old Ruin
• Roman
• Stone Material
• Surrounding Wall
• Temple - Building
• Tourism
• Town
• Tradition
• Travel
• Travel Destinations
• Juno - Roman Goddess
• Journey
• Light - Natural Phenomenon
• Day
• Shadow
• Stone Wall
• Stone - Object