The Mausoleum of Romulus is part of the largest archaeological complex in Rome, and it dates back to the beginning of the fourth century AD. This mausoleum belongs to Emperor Maxentius. It takes a cylindrical shape and is supported by a circular structure on the distinctive Roman design; It can be seen along the Appia Road. This shrine is considered one of the vital tourist destinations in the city, as it is a suitable place to obtain some historical information, and to enjoy taking distinctive souvenir photos in it.