In Rome one day is not enough, two is not enough either, but in three-four days you will have enough time to get to know the city and its most important sights much better. Due to the large amount of attractions we have made one more subcategory named “even more attractions”, where you can read about amazing attractions in Rome, but they might come in second hand if you have limitied time.
We recommend that you walk around in Rome a whole lot. The atmosphere of the culture and the history can much easier be experienced on foot than using the metro.
Capitoline Hill
Rome was built on seven hills, and the Capitoline Hill is the most famous of them all. According to the...
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More attractions
If you have read about all the main attractions in Rome and still would like more, we have some attractions...
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Triumphal arches
There are several triumphal arches in Rome, but the most famous of them all is the Arch of Constantine. This...
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Monument to V. Emmanuel II
In 1895 a construction work started which would divide the population of Rome in two. The monument built in honor...
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Trevi Fountain
The Trevi Fountain is the place to throw a few Euro cents into the water, at least if you would...
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Spanish steps
The Spanish steps, also known as scalinata, was constructed in 1717 and consists of 138 steps. This is one of...
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Pantheon
Pantheon is one of the most special attractions in Rome as it is a church with a hole in the...
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Lateran Basilica
The Lateran Basilica is also known as San Giovanni in Laterano or the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran. This is...
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Forum Romanum
Forum Romanum, originally named Forum Magna by the Romans, was the main agora (square) in old Rome. The area is...
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Castle of the Holy Angel
The Castle of the Holy Angel, also known as Castel Sant’Angelo, was made as a mausoleum for Hadrian and his...
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Colosseum
Together with the St. Peters Basilica the Colosseum is the most famous attraction in Rome. This is the typical building...
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Vatican
The Vatican is the name of the state owned by the Catholic church, in fact the smallest state in the...
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