Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

The Aventine Hill, one of Rome’s famous seven hills, hosts a blend of temples, small farms, and residential areas primarily for the lower classes and non-citizens. Its strategic vantage point over the Tiber River makes it crucial for monitoring threats from the south, while the temple of Diana stands as a guardian of strength and protection during times of war.

Panoramic view of the lush green slopes of Aventine Hill dotted with quaint farms and modest homes, crowned by the impressive temple of Diana, all under a bright azure sky with the Tiber River glistening in the distance.