King Charles and Queen Camilla found an appropriately symbolic place in Rome to pose for photographs on the second day of ...

The royal couple stood at the Roman temple overlooking the Colosseum ... with the royals standing on a balcony at the site of the Temple of Venus and Rome, built almost 2,000 years ago.

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The King and Queen posed in front of Rome’s Colosseum as they enjoyed one of the surviving marvels of the Roman world.

They also enjoyed a special tour of the Colosseum, walking past the Temple of Venus and viewing the Roman Forum. There they met a group of schoolchildren and were greeted by a crowd of ...

King Charles III and Queen Camilla posed in front of the Colosseum in Rome Tuesday and greeted thousands of well-wishers on ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla found an appropriately symbolic place in Rome to pose for photographs on the second day of their state visit to Italy. They stood in the ancient Temple of Venus ...