This landmark is one of the Seven Hills of Rome and is one of the oldest parts of the city. The ruins are located at a height of forty meters above the Forum Romanum on one side and the Circus Maximus on the other side.

The main tourist attraction in this location is the ruins of Domus Augustana. There are several popular myths and stories that are associated to this location

including the one regarding the founder brothers of Rome. According to legend, the cave of Lupercal was located here and it is in this cave that Romulus and Remus were cared for by the she-wolf.

 Another popular mythical incident that is said to have taken place here revolves around the legend of the battle between Hercules and the monster Cacus. A supposed blow of the club by Hercules was said to have such impact that it resulted in a crater being developed in a part of the hill. Today, one can see a staircase built in this exact site which is named after Cacus. 

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The Ruins Of The Palatine Hill in Rome is of much historical interest to the visitors. Owing to this, Ruins Of The Palatine Hill tickets are always in demand and they sell off quickly. As you buy tickets for Ruins Of The Palatine Hill tours with us, you get to visit history in its most untainted form. Ruins Of The Palatine Hill ticket prices are available at discounted rates. Hurry up and grab your chance to enjoy the attraction to the most. After all, Tickets for Ruins Of The Palatine Hill will offer you a lifetime experience.

• € 12, included in the ticket to the Colloseum.

• Subway to Colosseo Station, line B
• Metro: Colosseo. Bus: 40, 46, 62, 63, 64, 70, 87, 119, 271, or 280

• Forno Campo de’ Fiori – Pizza, bakery
• Da Augusto – traditional eatery, local cuisine 

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