Explanation/ Height Of Rome: The Aventine Hill is one of the seven hills of Rome. It consists actually of two peaks. The first peak is close to the Tiber and the second, the minor Aventine (and a part of it belonging to the 12th Region of Rome) is more south. This was the hill that Remus lived on. He was on this hill when he was looking for the birds. Under the empire, it became residential King Servius let the people build a temple of Diana which became a sanctuary of the Latins. Another old religious building was there as well called the temple of Minerva. Also to the Baths of Decius, which are the most impressive, one of Emperor Trajan’s friends let build private baths, the Baths of Sura.

Modern History: During the Fascist period, many deputies of the opposition retired on this hill after the murder of Giacomo Matteotti (the leader), here ending the "Aventine Secession.” The hill is now an elegant residential part of Rome with a ton of architectural interest. But even more modern is that the skull of St. Valentine is on this hill. Also it has the most sophisticated/ impressive artwork and structures in the world.