Please Help! Ancient Rome.?

Question

I am doing an Ancient Roman Newspaper and i am now righting about tourist attractions in Ancient Rome. The newspaper is written in the years of ceaser's death. Does anyone now any tourist sites that were built before that.

Answer 1

@ tham123 - The Colosseum did not exist in Julius Caesar's day. It was built about 100 years later by Vespasian
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colosseum

However, the arena was still a popular attraction, and because it was a public work, it was free to attend.

Besides the games, baths were an important element to Roman culture. The Romans were a clean people, sometimes bathing several times a day. Men and Women, free, and slave, all went to the baths. The baths were a combination swimming pool/bar/gym/debating forum/restaurant/shower/art gallery. They had separate hot, cold, and tepid rooms, and oil could be bought, as soap was a rare and expensive commodity. The baths were definitely the most beloved leisure activity of the Romans.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_baths

If you want the ancient world's Disney Land, Rome's favorite tourist destination was ancient Sparta. Though they had not had a commanding influence for a long time, the Spartans continued their traditions of culture, performing elaborate dances and music. Even the agoge was still open, though only a couple hundred Spartan men existed during the Roman era. All of these activities were open to tourists, and the Romans loved watching them and their strange customs.

Answer 2

The temple of Helen was before that, Julius Caesar was an official priest of the temple.