Which places did Ovid visit after studying in Rome?

After completing his studies in Rome, Ovid traveled to several locations as part of his education and personal development. He spent time in Athens—which served as a popular finishing school for young men of the upper classes—and also traveled through Asia Minor and Sicily.1

Later in his life, Ovid was banished by the emperor Augustus to Tomis (near modern Constanța, Romania) on the Black Sea, where he remained until his death.1