Living the Roman Holiday

Roman columns are seen in this image of a ruin, at the Roman Forum in the Italian capital. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

Updated on: Feb 01, 2016 4:21 PM IST

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Roman columns are seen in this image of a ruin, at the Roman Forum in the Italian capital. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The Colosseum is lit up at night and the silhouette of a crowd gathered at the laws is visible in front of the ancient amphitheatre which used to hold markets, cultural programs and fierce competitions between gladiators and wild animals. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The Roman Forum, a mini city of ruins, was the centre of political and public life during the ancient era. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The Roman Forum hid an ancient arch similar to the Arch of Constantine constructed near the Colosseum in 312. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The Arno river passes through Florence, with both sides lined up with flee markets, galleries and residences. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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View of Florence from the Michelangelo Hill, a short hike from the Ponte Vecchio bridge over the river Arno. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The distinct domed structure of Santa Maria del Fiore is visible from the Uffizi Gallery. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)

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The Ponte Vecchio in Florence lights up at night, with tourists thronging to the unique bridge to enjoy the lively atmosphere. (Picture courtesy: Mad Art Photography)