Other attractions in Rome

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The greatest masterpiece of humanity: the breathtaking Sistine Chapel. The paintings of the sixteenth century, were made by the greatest masters of the time but the most famous are the vault and the Last Judgement by Michelangelo.

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Address: Viale Vaticano + Share

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The colonnade embracing St. Peter's Square, designed by Bernini in the seventeenth century, consists of four rows of columns. Looking at a point indicated by the square as the "center of the Colonnade", the four seem to be a single file.

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Address: Piazza San Pietro + Share

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Built by Emperor Hadrian in 134, Ponte Sant'Angelo is one of the most beautiful in Rome. Embellished with statues of angels, connecting with the Castel Sant'Angelo Bridge. From here you can take a boat for a romantic ride on the Tiber.

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Along the Appia Antica you can visit the Roman catacombs, where Christians were buried in the times of persecution. The best known are those of San Callisto, San Sebastiano, and not far away, Santa Domitilla.

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Address: Via Appia Antica 126 + Share

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Music, art, theater, the Auditorium Parco della Musica is the Roman temple of the arts. Every day you can tour the facility and participate in exhibitions and events. In the evening, however, in different rooms, there are concerts, from rock to opera.

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Address: viale Pietro de Coubertin + Share

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Small park on the Aventine, the Orange Garden offers a splendid view over the Tiber to St. Peter. Look through the keyhole of the gate of the Priory of the Knights of Malta have a unique view of the Basilica.

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The Scala Santa, homonymous sanctuary in San Giovanni in Laterano, Jesus would be judged from the first to be tried by Pontius Pilate. The 28 marble steps, covered with planks of walnut, are crossed by pilgrims on their knees.

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Address: Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano + Share

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The Magic Door, or Alchemy, in the gardens of Piazza Vittorio Esquiline, is full of alchemical symbols and esoteric philosophy. It was built in '600 per villa Palombara. It was rebuilt 200 years later near the original position.

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Address: Via Giovanni Giolitti, 00185 , + Share

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Between the sixteenth to the nineteenth century, one of the statues of Pasquino was "talking", which were hung sheets and posters with satirical invective towards power. The "lampoons" still exist and the statue of Pasquino is now the only one to...

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The Trevi Fountain is considered as one of the most popular landmarks in Rome. This fountain features a statue of Neptune which was completed in 1762. This fountain is beautiful during day time and night time. The Trevi...

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On the slopes of the Janiculum, the Church of San Pietro in Montorio stands where, according to tradition, was crucified upside down by the Apostle Peter. In the cloister you can admire the temple of Bramante, a masterpiece of Renaissance art.

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Address: Piazza San Pietro in Montorio 2 + Share

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A full immersion in space: the Planetarium of Rome you can see the sky from the comfort of your armchair. The offer is completed by the Astronomical Museum, with exhibitions and events on the latest discoveries in astrophysics.

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Address: Piazza Giovanni Agnelli 1 + Share

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Immersed in the greenery of Villa Borghese, Pincio gardens offer a magnificent view of Rome. The "balcony" overlooking the Piazza del Popolo and the landscape is dominated by the dome of St. Peter, which stands on the right bank of the Tiber.

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Address: Viale Gabriele D'Annunzio + Share

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Important archaeological find of ancient Rome, Trajan's Forum is the latest and largest of the Fori Imperiali. It houses the Column of Trajan, built in the first century AD to celebrate the conquest of Dacia and perfectly preserved.

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Address: Via dei Fori Imperiali + Share

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From the top of the Janiculum Rome seems even more fascinating. By day or at sunset, while the lights and the eternal city offers the best of themselves. The hill and its view are the perfect destination for any couple in love.

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Address: Passeggiata del Gianicolo + Share

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Rank: 191 About 280

The hoot owls, home of Prince Torlonia, is now a museum with the largest collection of stained glass. With twenty rooms in the palace, there can be admired more than 70 windows a hundred sketches and preparatory drawings.

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Address: via Nomentana 70 00161 + Share

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Built in 700, the Palace of the Quirinal Stables has been completely renovated in the late '90s by the architect Gae Aulenti. With its 1,500 square feet, is home to many art exhibitions of international importance.

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Address: Via 24 Maggio, 16 + Share

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Dating from the third century AD, Villa Medici is home of the French Academy in Rome. It hosts exhibitions, concerts and films. The gardens that surround it still retain the appearance they had in the sixteenth century.

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Address: Viale Trinità dei Monti, 1 + Share

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Rank: 225 About 280

Impressive with its 35 meters high, the Basilica of Maxentius was the largest of Ancient Rome. Its construction dates from the fourth century AD, the northern bay has come down to us and is home to events like the Festival of Literature.

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Address: Piazza Santa Maria Nova 53 + Share

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Ancient Rome and Christianity: built on the ruins of an ancient building of Constantine, the Basilica of St. Agnes was built in the early seventh century and was remodeled several times. Inside there is access to the catacombs of St. Agnes.

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Address: Via Nomentana 349 00162 + Share