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Rome Opens Two Line C ‘Museum Stations’ After Decade-Long Build

Archaeological discoveries uncovered during construction are now displayed in the stations, creating a transit experience that doubles as a heritage exhibit.

Overview

  • The openings on December 16 follow more than ten years of work on Metro Line C.
  • Extensive archaeological surveys slowed the schedule as crews documented and preserved finds.
  • At the Colosseum-adjacent stop, cases show Roman pots and plates, with visible remains of dwellings and a well.
  • At nearby Porta Metronia, preserved second-century military barracks are slated for public access at a later date.
  • City officials expect the new museum-style stations to attract visitors.