Forum Boarium

The Forum Boarium was an ancient marketplace in Rome dedicated to cattle trading and commerce. Situated near the Tiber River, it served as a hub for exchanging livestock, including cattle, sheep, and pigs, supporting Rome’s economy and diet. Over time, it also became a location for religious festivals and public gatherings. Today, the area is archaeologically significant, containing ruins of ancient temples and structures that reflect its historical importance as a bustling center of trade and community life in ancient Rome.