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Julius Caesar's Assassination Site Now Open to Tourists in Rome

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Source: The Daily Beast
Julius Caesar's Assassination Site Now Open to Tourists in Rome
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Rome has opened the site of Julius Caesar's assassination as a tourist attraction. Visitors can now walk through the ancient plaza for a fee of five euros, which was previously closed off to the public. Luxury jeweler Bulgari helped fund the project, including the installation of a new walkway. The assassination site is one of Rome's historical landmarks and was famously dramatized by Shakespeare in The Tragedy of Julius Caesar.

Topics:worldtravel#assassination-site#historical-landmark#julius-caesar#rome#tourist-attraction#travel
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  1. Rome Opens Site of Julius Caesar's Assassination as a Tourist Attraction  The Daily Beast
  2. Rome to open walkway where Julius Ceasar died | Latest World News | English News | WION  WION
  3. Square where Julius Caesar was killed opens to the public in Rome  CNN
  4. Ancient Roman temple complex, with ruins of building where Caesar was stabbed, opens to tourists  Yahoo News
  5. Square where Julius Caesar was killed will open to public in Rome  The Guardian

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