Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The bustling heart of Tarentum’s civic and political life, the Agora serves as a meeting place for citizens, philosophers, and leaders. Surrounded by impressive colonnades and statues, it is a lively hub where merchants and artisans contribute to the city’s economy and foster the exchange of ideas. This space reverberates with the discussions of military strategies and civic matters, echoing the vibrant history of Tarentum's Greek heritage.

A wide-open square bustling with citizens and merchants, framed by imposing marble colonnades and elaborate statues of past leaders, under the warm sunlight filtering through a clear blue sky.