The Roman Forum of Athens, also known as the Roman Agora, was constructed between 19 and 11 BCE as a new commercial center funded by Julius Caesar and Emperor Augustus. This ancient marketplace features a large open-air courtyard once surrounded by colonnades and shops, serving as a more structured and commercial successor to the older Classical Agora. Its most striking preserved structures include the monumental Gate of Athena Archegetis and the Tower of the Winds, which is considered the world's first meteorological station.
Go for a tour in the video below!