4.3
Ancient ruins & archaeological sites
Monte Testaccio
Rome, Italy
Monte Testaccio is an artificial hill made of shards from over 53 million ancient Roman amphorae. These terra cotta jugs were used to transport olive oil, and their fragments offer insight into Roman trade practices, layered over decades.
Good to know
- Crowds
- Usually quiet
- Best months
- Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct
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