SoundSeeing Rome Trajan?s Market - Have you always wanted to know how and where the ancient Romans did their shopping? In this futuristic shopping complex. There were five floors in which more than 150 shops were located. You could easily spend a successful day shopping here?if you were a man then, because they were usually the ones to do the shopping. And after shopping, they could enjoy the dizzyingly high view from Trajan’s Column.
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