Imperial Fora

Definition

The Imperial Fora were a series of public squares in ancient Rome that served as centers for political, commercial, and social activities during the Roman Empire.

Related terms

Column of Trajan:

The Column of Trajan is an ancient Roman monument erected in Rome to celebrate Emperor Trajan's military campaigns against the Dacians. It consists of a spiral relief depicting scenes from these campaigns.

Basilica Ulpia:

The Basilica Ulpia was an enormous civic building located within the Forum of Trajan in ancient Rome. It served as a multi-purpose space for legal and administrative matters, as well as a meeting place.

Forum of Augustus: Another imperial forum built by Emperor Augustus to commemorate his military victories and serve as a center for public affairs.