The Clivus Capitolinus was the road that connected the Forum Romanum with the Capitoline Hill. It started in the SW. corner of the main square of the Forum, turned right before the Temple of Saturn and then left around it, passing in front of the Temple of Vespasian and Titus and the Portico of the Dei Consentes, before climbing the hill towards the Temple of Jupiter Capitolinus.

This road was the last stretch of road taken by the triumphal processions in ancient Rome.

Photo gallery for "Clivus Capitolinus"

There are 14 photos in this gallery.

  • Platner: Topography and Monuments - capitoline
    capitoline
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-173715
    2002-09-04-173715
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-174919
    2002-09-04-174919
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-174506
    2002-09-04-174506
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-174459
    2002-09-04-174459
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-173943
    2002-09-04-173943
  • Forum Romanum - 2002-09-04-173937
    2002-09-04-173937
  • Tabularium - 2002-08-30-160330
    2002-08-30-160330
  • Tabularium - 2002-08-30-160122
    2002-08-30-160122
  • The Roman Forum seen from the Tabularium
    The Roman Forum seen from the Tabularium
  • View of the Forum Romanum from the Tabularium
    2002-08-30-155651
  • Capitoline Hill - 1999-08-01-144358
    1999-08-01-144358
  • Capitoline Hill - 1999-08-01-144309
    1999-08-01-144309
  • Capitoline Hill - 1999-08-01-144301
    1999-08-01-144301

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