> I checked Wikipedia, and no, Julius Caesar wasn't assassinated in Largo Argentina, but in the Curia of Pompey. The Curia of Pompey is a building, which is in

> I checked Wikipedia, and no, Julius Caesar wasn't assassinated in Largo Argentina, but in the Curia of Pompey. The Curia of Pompey is a building, which is in the square now known as Largo Argentina. Since ceaser was assassinated on the steps of the curia facing the square, both are true. That being said, since the curia is long gone, the square is arguably the only thing you can actually see. Wikipedia seems to back this up.