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Learn about the rise and fall of the ancient Roman civilization, its government, culture, and legacy. Explore the geography, landmarks, and people of Rome and its empire.
The achievements of the Romans influenced the languages, literature, laws, methods of government, roads, and buildings of all of western Europe. Ancient Rome can be divided into two main periods. The Roman people established a republic in about 509 bce. The republic became an empire in 27 bce.
Kids learn about the civilization and history of Ancient Rome including the Roman Republic, Empire, art, religion, army, daily life, people, Senate, and the fall of Rome. Educational articles for students, schools, and teachers.
Learn how the geography of the Italian peninsula and the Tiber River helped Rome to become a powerful civilization. See maps of Rome's growth from a kingdom to an empire and its fall to barbarians.
The Roman Empire was an empire that span from 27 BCE to 5th century CE. Though the city of Rome was the empire’s capital, many cities and countries were important places for the Roman Empire’s Geography. These included: Constantinople, Athens and Milan.
Discover the glory of Ancient Rome… Ready for a journey back in time? Here at Nat Geo Kids, we’re about to get the lowdown on this amazing civilisation with our fab facts about the Romans!
What were the Romans known for? What made the Roman army so successful? How did they live? Pupils will learn about how and where the Roman Empire started, who the rulers of Rome were and what went on in the famous Colosseum in our National Geographic Kids’ Romans primary resource sheet.
