Largo di Torre Argentina

古罗马广场及遗址的一部分，游客川流不息，总有新细节可以发现，有很多漂亮的拍照角度，去的时候还有一点现代艺术装置展览，不过不碍眼。

古罗马遗址银塔广场现在成了流浪猫收容所。位于罗马埃曼努埃莱二世大街旁的银塔广场是一个古罗马考古遗址，上世纪三十年代墨索里尼曾经想开发这片地区，挖开一看才发现这里是公元前四世纪罗马共和国时期的神庙遗址，它是罗马最古老的遗址之一，传说凯撒就是在这附近遇刺的，因此禁止普通市民和游客进入。但规定管得了人却管不了猫，这里现在生活着几百只流浪猫，并有一个志愿者经营的流浪猫收容所。来这里的游客大多数是来看猫的。银塔广场北面是罗马著名的银塔剧场。

有和罗马废墟广场挺像的，也是一片废墟的样子，不知道为什么罗马经过几天的变化都会变成废墟。这里除了废墟，还有几个野生的猫咪长得都非常漂亮。

If you love cats and are visiting Rome, make a point to walk by. The city had been digging up three minor temples where I guess they decided they weren't important or interesting enough to locals or tourists, so they gave them to a cat sanctuary. Now you can see dozens of feral kitties lounging and playing all over these temples. You can go down and make a donation to see it closer, but it smells like a hundred litter box down there.

You will find there a lot of bus stops to go everywhere, and while you are waiting, you can admire the ancient Roman Ruins in front of you.

Cats decoratively stretched out on ruins. Heaven for a cat lover. Feral cats romp near an adjacent cat sanctuary that helps Rome's cats who need veterinary care or may be adoptable. Worth a donation- they are good folks.

A quick look at the ruins of ancient Rome

Sort of a landmark for finding your way around. The ruins are interesting and the Cat Sanctuary is fun. Otherwise, there's traffic all over.