Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The central marketplace of Neapolis, an open-air square surrounded by colonnades. Merchants from across the Mediterranean come here to trade, and it also serves as a place for public speeches, discussions, and political assemblies. The Agora is the heart of Neapolis, where commerce, politics, and culture intersect, symbolizing the city’s prosperity and the blend of Greek and Italic traditions.

Vibrant open-air square bustling with merchants and vibrant stalls, flanked by majestic colonnades under the sun, with colorful banners fluttering in the breeze and a crowd animatedly discussing and trading goods.