Circo Massimo

Circus Maximus
Date
ca. 4th century BCE
Work Type
sports facility
park
Measurements
L.: 621 m; W.: 118 m
Style/Period
Roman

First permanent wooden starting stalls 329 BC; Julius Caesar and Augustus modified and added features, and Trajan concluded most of the final form.

References

See Also
Torre della Moletta
  • Circus Maximus Tower and Palatine - View of the Circus Maximus Tower with the Palatine Hill in the Background
    Exterior: Tower, Palatino in the Background
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
  • Circus Maximus Tower - View of the Circus Maximus Tower and remains at the east end of the Circus Maximus
    Exterior: Tower and Circus remains at the East end
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