Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

This serene garden near the Agora is a popular gathering place for philosophers, scholars, and students. Shaded by olive and cypress trees, it has small benches and paths, providing a quiet place for study and discussion. The gardens are a testament to Tarentum’s intellectual heritage, drawing individuals dedicated to philosophy, mathematics, and the arts. They foster intellectual pursuits that have made the city an influential center of Greek culture in Italy.

A tranquil garden filled with flourishing olive and cypress trees, with scattered stone benches along winding paths, dappled sunlight filtering through leaves, and scholars deep in discussion, framed by the distant sounds of the bustling Agora.