What to see in Rome —
58 places to visit

Villa Borghese

Villa Borghese is a magnificent landscape park in the English style, a popular place for walks and picnics in Rome. Also here is the museum with the incredible collection of art.

Colosseum

The Colosseum is number one in the to-see-list for Italy and has almost 2000-years history with the fights of the gladiators and the dramatic shows.

Trevi Fountain

It is the largest and most famous fountain in Rome, here were filmed scenes from many cult films, and many travelers throw coins in it to go back again to the Eternal City.

The Orange Garden

City residents and travelers love this garden for the comfort and coolness, for the incredible atmosphere prevailing there, and for the opportunity to see a unique panorama of Rome.

The Basilica of Saint Mary in Cosmedin

Quiet and calm church is better known for "mouth of truth" than for its architecture, but it deserves special attention.

Altar of the Fatherland

It is a majestic monument in the heart of Rome, it occupies a site between the Piazza Venezia and the Capitoline Hill. You will find a magnificent view of the city on the top of it.

Appian Way

One of the most important roads in the Ancient Rome, and the interesting place to visit, known for it's catacombs and tombs, located along it.

Nicolo Piccolomini street

In Rome you can find unusual Nicolo Piccolomini street, about which not so many travelers know.

Largo di Torre Argentina

On the square are the ruins of the temples of the Roman republic and the place where Julius Caesar was assassinated.

Aventine Hill

Aventine Hill is one of the seven Rome hills, the observation deck with the beautiful panorama and the perfect place for the evening walk.

Piazza of Knights of Malta

Here are the doors of the Priory of the Knights of Malta and obelisks with mysterious signs, that's why the Piazza attracts everyone who love history and mysteries.

Pantheon

Pantheon is the mysterious place in Rome, many scientists around the world try ti unravele the real purpose of it.

Spanish Steps

138 different-sized footsteps leads from Barcaccio fontain to observation deck and old french cathedral. The beautiful place, one of the symbols of Italy.

Caffè Capitolino

Near the Victor Emmanuel II monument on Capitol Hill you will find Caffè Capitolino, where travelers come in search of the best views of the city.

Janiculum hill

This hill is called the eighth hill of Rome, on top of it is a lighthouse and a monument of Garibaldi, this is a great place to relax and explore Rome.

Giovanni Fassi's gelateria

The Giovanni Fassi's gelateria exists since 1880 and is considered one of the oldest not only in Rome but throughout Italy.

Trastevere

The real Rome is here: on the small street of Trastevere, where the music, the party and the rest never stop.

Santa Maria della Concezione dei Cappuccini

This is a unique place that is known for its terrifying crypt and where you can find works by famous Italian painters.

Castle of the Holy Angel

This castle was once the tallest building in Rome, and its history is very interesting for everyone, who visit it.

Giolitti gelateria

It is one of the oldest and most famous gelateria in the city, where you can find extremely delicious ice cream.

Cavour Bridge

The bridge Cavour is better known for the Roman tradition as the place where daredevils jump into the waters of the Tiber in the New Year.

Pyramid of Caius Cestius

This pyramid is the only ancient pyramid in Europe.

Basilica of Saint Clement

This small and modest Basilica is located near the Colosseum and keeps the ancient treasures that will delight all lovers of antiquities.

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