An archaeological site at Rome’s Circus Maximus is set to open to the public after years of restoration work.
After 7 years of complex restoration and excavation work, tourists can once again explore the spruced-up ruins of the ancient Roman chariot race track dubbed the grand circus in Italian.
The 600-metre grassy expanse shows few signs of what used to be the largest and most iconic monument of ancient Rome. Now the 28-hundred-year-old entertainment venue is re-inviting visitors to its arched walkways where senators and commons once gathered.
The restoration project was complemented by the construction of a panoramic terrace and better viewing areas.
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