Exploring the arts, crafts and culture of the beautiful and little-known Franciacorta region (Lombardy, Italy)
"The Capitolium in Brescia was commissioned by Vespasian in 73 AD and is the most important Roman archaeological site in Northern Italy." - Matteo Morichini
The Tempio Capitolino in Brescia is a stunning Roman temple built in 73 AD under Emperor Vespasian. Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it features well-preserved columns, marble floors, and informative exhibits. A must-see for history lovers, it offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman life.
Agness Agnieszka
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Beautiful site with the hill as a background. Really surprising and great site to view on the way from the castle to the main square.
Cheryl Kaufman
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Timed tickets only. You can see a lot without a ticket. But the roman bronze winged victory is magnificent and rare.
Jimi Patricola
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Simply amazing!
Ruins that pre-date the Romans and Christ that offers wonderful look into the deep historical and cultural past of this area.
Located in old town Brescia, Italy you will be in awe as you tour the excavated and preserved ruins as well as stroll thru the sites.
Sarah Norris
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You can see quite a lot of it for free but I definitely recommend buying the combined ticket with the Museo di Santa Giulia! It also includes a guided tour underground and a multimedia exhibition.
Paul Heller
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Beautifully partial restored temple dating from the Roman period 1st century BC. Free to walk around the temple and coliseum, definitely recommend. Not often you can visit such places for free. UNESCO sight. Dogs allowed.
nigel parsons
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Superb museum in the heart of Brescia.If your even the tiniest bit interested in Roman history you must visit the Capotilino...Incredible site,the guides enthusiasm is contageous....Magnificent.
Sue Warwick
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Extremely interesting and the multi media displays are worth a watch. Although you can see much of the site from outside, it is worth paying the entrance fee.