Experts' Choice Award Tempio Capitolino e Piazza del Foro
What the experts agree on
Brescia's most impressive Roman relic is the Tempio Capitolino (AD 73), where you can see striking Corinthian columns and temple fragments from what was once the city's grand civic and religious center.
Lonely Planet "The most impressive of Brescia’s Roman relics are the remains of the Tempio Capitolino , a Roman temple built by the Emperor Vespasian in AD 73." Full review
Michelin Guide 2 Stars
"The 2C Capitol, dedicated to the Capitoline triade, was the larges temple in Ostia. The forum, extended in the 2C, has preserved some of the portico columns which belonged to it."
Lonely Planet "You can see a few fragments including several Corinthian columns from this once large square (it stretched 140m by 40m) on the east side of the piazza.
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Michelin Guide 1 Star
"The former civil and religious heart of Brixia, the old forum retains some impressive remains of the Capitolin temple (73 AD) and the adjacent theatre." Full review
