Mercado Trajano Review

Let your imagination run wild and you'll love it. A huge place

If already Palatine Hill and Forum Romanum, then the Trajan's markets are absolutely necessary!

Very suggestive. Courteous and competent staff.
Very beautiful

Trajan's markets are a place to go if you are passing through Rome.
Just below the road, it seems to walk through the streets of Imperial Rome among the tabernas characterized precisely by the large door that overlooks the basalt road.
I was able to go there shortly after sunset and the show was exceptional.

Absolutely to visit! It takes some time but it deserves!

A beautiful place rich in history. But a little neglected.

To visit.
One feels catapulted back into imperial Rome. In addition there is the fact of having around works, friezes, statues found in the holes and that serve to understand and contextualize them.

Great place to see all the ruins and totally feel like you've gone back in time! So much history here with great views of the city. Would love to be able to visit here in the evening to take in a sunset. Good bathrooms are hard to come by in Italy but they are nice and clean here.

Built in the first years of the second century AD, the Markets of Trajan were intended, for the presence of warehouses, shops and offices of the imperial administration, for commercial and administrative functions.
The monumental complex, rediscovered between 1926 and 1934, is characterized by buildings that rise on several levels along the slopes of the Quirinale and by a lower part in the shape of a hemicycle that looks towards the Forum of Trajan.

Well prepared. Ordinary ways. ATTENTION tourist trap: here is like several times cashed.

The forum and the markets of Traiano constitute an archaeological complex of unsurpassed interest and charm.
It is an essential visit for both tourists and Romans

The owner is an excellent person. Help all those who approach him. Honestly a good person.

Beautiful and suggestive. I recommend everyone to visit it

Always impressive work in progress everywhere though

Wonderful ..... then in these spring evenings the beauties of Rome are breathtaking

Writing about the Mercati di Traiano seems to me a lack of humility ... but surely walking around makes you feel good.

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Little explanation for an interesting structure
The videoguide is to be avoided because pompous and impractical

A visit is really recommended for a unique suggestion

Always interesting exhibits, the place takes your breath away

Like all the monuments of Rome, it is an unmissable visit. From the terrace you can enjoy a view of the forum and the altar of the homeland unforgettable especially in the evening. It is certainly a little-known construction, but also accompanied by an app that allows its historical insight.

Impressive. I advise before looking at the attraction to read about it.

Not only beautiful to look at (free), but also worth a look. Here you can see different images and reconstructions of different Roman buildings. You can also view parts of Trajan's column well.

Ticket costs as much as the one for Colleseo and Palatine Hill

The exhibits were not very coherent. The video guide was confusing and not well coordinated with the actual exhibits. Other sites in Rome are much more important to see.

It is the oldest supermarket of humanity, created around 100-110 BC.
We were dealing with oil and wine, food, sundries, seafood and agricultural products.
Even in Rome, where there are many old buildings, I think that it will be a particularly old one here.
You can see an image of how products were arranged and what kind of business they were doing.
(Apart from whether or not there is any)

I think the entrance is only one place on the north side.
Inside is wider than I thought, and I think it will take several hours to look around.
Because there are many stairs, it may be better to pay attention to your knees.

A lot of History here. It's great that you can. Ire it from the street too.

The Mercati di Traiano are wonderful and well preserved. Congratulations for the care you are giving, because this building is a precious asset for the whole humanity !!!

You can walk through here on the raised walkway that connects the Monti neighborhood (via Campo Carleo) and the Forum. There is also a museum to see this from the inside - Museuo dei Fori Imperiali (enter on via Quatro Novembre)

Lots of history here, hardly visited unfortunately.

The largest imperial forum of ancient Rome, built during the reign of Emperor Trajan and named in his honor. If you want to learn more about Rome and its history, contact the doctor of art history, you will find me on Facebook - a tour guide Rome Alexey. Individual tours of Rome and the surrounding area.

If you have time they deserve to be seen but they are small compared to the forums, we say that in an hour you have seen them.
X the entry write in google maps entry trajan markets and arrive direct

Yay, all the models from the civilta romana- museum

An old historical market I would recommend visiting

It is said that it was the first closed mall in the world. Great building next to the Roman forum and Piazza Venezia. A great discovery. Great views of Rome.

You can view most of this from the outside, and that may be the best option, as the price tag to get inside is rather steep, and isn't included in the "archeology pass" that you can buy for the forum, even though the forum is next door. While I was there the area was under construction, which meant navigating was difficult. The entrance is on side away from the forum, up the hill, but you can see most of the ruins from the lower side, near the forum.

The museum is very beautiful, with excellent pieces of ancient sculpture and reconstructions, the exhibitions are very well organized, the surveillance staff are very attentive and collaborative. Beautiful view of Rome from above.

Site that offers a cross-section of life and society in Roman times

Very nice market with Regional products at attractive prices

You can spend a long time here. Beautiful interactive displays and many short videos explaining the history.

Fantastic historic site with great views. Entering is not needed, just admire it from the outside.

Very interesting journey through ancient history and archeology. Excellent restoration work and museum display

Great historical site. A reminder of part of the once great Roman Empire.
A must visit on the way to the Colosseum.

Nice surprise: a few steps from the Capitol, this archaeological area takes place on several levels, offering extremely panoramic views of the area of the Imperial Forums. Not to be missed.

Trajan's markets a 2,000-year-old buildings available to the public, an opportunity not to be missed.

The markets of Trajan is a nice museum, I was there on Tuesday in December and the museum was practically empty, which allowed me to visit it in peace.
Trajan's market is full of things to see, there are also many rooms used to watch very interesting interactive videos.

There are many descriptions to read and many things to photograph.
The museum is clean and well organized.

Inside there are bathrooms and vending machines for drinks and snacks.
To see all that the Trajan market offers, it takes 4-5 hours, it is definitely worth it.

To do absolutely!
Although a little expensive (14 but eligible for the Roma Pass), it is a place with very little traffic: everyone focuses on the Roman forum and not on this place. There is nobody !

You will be able to walk in the streets and establishments of the time, as if nothing had changed. It is beautiful and very informative. In addition, the museum offers an introduction to the imperial forums found along the Via Imperial Forums that leads to the Coliseum. It is therefore essential to do!

Feel free to take the video guide (6 ) (one for the group is enough) fully profitable: it offers the map of the museum, photos, drawings and reconstruction, 3 courses of 50 minutes to 1:30 on architecture, mythology or power and architectural elements, a "timeline" mode, and finally, as soon as you enter a new zone, a notification offers to explain it to you.
The little extra, yet essential: the explanations are made in the form of a dialogue between the Emperor Trajan and his architect Apollore, so it's fun, educational, not at all boring and informative.
So do not hesitate to get lost in these markets of Trajan, you will not be disappointed.

Plus: there are disabled access everywhere.

Fantastic pity that the column can not be visited x this I have given only 4 stars