(ANSA) - ROME, 09 SET - The ruins of Emperor Trajan's Baths have opened to visitors on Rome's central Oppian Hill after a dig and restoration that Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri said "has enabled us to return a wonderful space to the city".

Rome's new red zone around the Colosseum targets predatory crime and disorder after a violent July 1 confrontation involving roughly 50 people.

An underground gallery at the Baths of Trajan near the Colosseum in Rome is opening to visitors following restoration work, with a large fresco of a cityscape and a mosaic on display in the new

Authorities in Rome have unveiled what is believed to be the largest fresco and mosaic complex of ancient Rome. Both works are from the 1st century AD and depict a maritime city. Mayor

Extra police and military deployed have been deployed to the Italian capital’s historic center to combat rising crime, drug dealing, and safety threats affecting tourists.

The crumbling yet still magnificent Ancient Rome is at the center of the city, in part of a larger area called the Centro Storico (or historic district). View the Colosseum, which centuries ago, would host spectator sports – think Russell Crowe in the film "Gladiator.

Learn how ancient Roman coins helped researchers create a new map of the Roman Republic’s economy using digital.

The days of the month of Elul are in full swing, and the blast of the shofar echoing through the walls reminds us that Rosh Hashanah and the holidays of Tishrei are just around the corner.