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   How many hills are there in Rome?

   • Rome is built on 7 hills, seven higher elevation areas of the city that exist since the city’s foundation and are still now a feature of the Rome landscape. They are mentioned in ancient sources and they are at the center of many stories, events and legends that shaped the history of Rome in ancient and modern times.

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   What were the 7 hills of Rome?

   • The original seven hills were the Aventine, Palatine, Capitoline, Esquiline, Quirinal, Viminal and Caelian hill. The hills of Rome were once individually inhabited. The oldest settlements were founded on the Palatine and Esquiline. Later, the Sabines settled on the Quirinal Hill.

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   Where are the ancient Roman ruins located?

   • Ancient Roman ruins on Palatine Hill. The Seven Hills of Rome lie east of river Tiber. Located within the walls of the city, the hills form the geographical heart of Rome. The Seven Hills of Rome are Esquiline Hill, Aventine Hill, Quirinal Hill, Caelin Hill, Viminal Hill, Capitoline Hill, and Palatine Hill.

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   What hills were built in Rome when it expanded?

   • When Rome expanded, new hills where included in the city. You may know some as they are actually quite famous – the Janiculum Hill (Gianicolo), the Pincian Hill (Pincio) and the Vatican (Vaticano). New fortifications were also built to protect the city as it expanded – for example, the Aurelian Walls, which date back to the 3rd century AD.

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   Jan 14, 2021 · The 7 hills of Rome: their names, where they are, what Rome attractions you can see on each and practical tips for visiting. Rome is built on 7 hills, seven higher elevation areas of the city that exist since the city’s foundation and are still now a feature of the Rome landscape.

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   Nov 16, 2022 · Rome was famously established on seven hills and a common question is, “What are the seven hills of Rome?” These seven hills played a major part in the city’s rich history. Here’s a guide to the seven hills of Rome and their history. 1. Palatine Hill. According to Roman mythology, Romulus and Remus were abandoned in the Tiber River.

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   • Aventine Hill. Formerly known as the Collis Aventinus in Latin, the Aventine Hill or Aventino was once a suburb of ancient Rome. In the Imperial era, it was popular among aristocratic residents of the city, with private bath houses situated here, too.
   • Caelian Hill. Originally named the Mons Querquetulanus, the Caelian Hill is situated to the west of the Palatine Hill, with the Esquiline Hill to the north.
   • Capitoline Hill. Once known as Mons Saturninus – in honor of the Roman god, Saturn – the Capitoline Hill sits between the ancient Roman Forum and the Campus Martius.
   • Esquiline Hill. Actually comprising three hills – the Oppian, Cispian, and Fagutal Hills – the origin of the name of the Esquiline Hill is unknown. It’s thought to be related to either the high density of Italian oaks (aesculi) which grow here, or that it was an area populated by inquilini or “in-towners”, as opposed to suburb dwellers (exquilini).

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   • Aventine Hill | Aventino. The southernmost of Rome's seven hills, the Aventine Hill was once home to a temple to the goddess Diana but sadly nothing remains of the temple today.
   • Palatine Hill | Palatino. The ruins of the ancient Roman palace are a great place to learn about the history of Rome. One of the two uninhabited hills, the Palatine Hill is the most central and is at the heart of Rome's founding mythology.
   • Capitoline Hill | Capitolino. Like Palatine Hill, Capitoline Hill is uninhabited. Once the home of ancient Rome's most important temples, primarily the temple of Jupiter, the Capitoline has been the center of government for centuries.
   • Caelian Hill | Celio. Perhaps not the best known, the Caelian Hill is still important in ancient Roman history. It is home to several important churches, including Santi Quattro Coronati with its stunning interior decorations.

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   • Viminal Hill. Viminal Hill lies north of Esquiline Hill, and is currently known for its sprawling Termini station. It is also a tourist attraction hosting the Terme Museum.
   • Quirinal Hill. The Italian President house, Palazzo del Quirinale, rests on Quirinal Hill. Quirinal Hill also has Palazzo Barberini for those who love art.
   • Caelian Hill. The Caelian Hill lies south of Colosseum. It is a good place for Christians as it has several churches. Examples are Santi Quattro Coronati, Santo Stefano Rotondo, and Santi Giovanni e Paolo.
   • Palatine Hill. The Palatine Hill is where Romulus discovered the original city of Rome. This is where aristocrats had luxurious houses during Republican period.

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   The Eternal City, Rome, is famously known for its Seven Hills. These hills played a significant role in the foundation and growth of ancient Rome, and each of them has its own unique history and significance. In this section, we will briefly explore each of the Seven Hills of Rome.

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   Dec 5, 2022 · Contemporary Rome is built on at least 14 hills. Join me in this article and I’ll show you the best ones. You don’t need to bring mountain boots, climbing gear and sickles.