Places to Visit in Rome

Colosseum

Colosseum is the center of attraction for visitors in Rome. No trip is complete without visiting Colosseum.

Constructed between 70 - 80 AD, It is one of the famous iconic structure in the world. It was used for bloody gladiator tournaments, games and many other types of entertainment during the Roman empire and has the capacity of holding 50 to 80 thousand spectators.

Today among travelers, Colosseum become the first place to visit in Rome. Approximately more than 6 million travelers visit Colosseum every year and in 2007 it became one of the 7 wonders of world. Along with 7 wonders, it is also an engineering wonder.

Because of so much popularity all around the world, Colosseum is always full of crowd. Due to arrival of large no. of visitors every year, it is obvious that you will find long standing queues for tickets. To avoid long-standing queues, please Book Tickets in advance save your time, money and energy.  

To explore the history of Colosseum and Rome, we recommend you to Book Guided Tour.

Roman Forum

Sitting next to Colosseum, Roman Forum is and example of pure ancient Roman architecture. It was ruin several times over the year.

Recent visitors found Roman Forum more interesting than Colosseum because of its rich history, design and structures.

Different temples, arches, squares and other structures still stand today including Temple of Saturn, Temple of Vespasian and Titus, Arch of Septimius Severus, Curia Julia, Rostra, Basilica Aemilia, Forum Main Square, Basilica Iulia, Temple of Caesar, Regia, Temple of Castor and Pollux, Temple of Vesta.

You can access Roman Forum and Colosseum both with a single ticket. Booking a Tour Guide is the best way to explore the Roman Forum.

Trevi Fountain

With a height of 26.3 meters and the width of 49.15 meters, it is the largest Baroque fountain in Rome.

It is regarded as one of the most beautiful and stunning fountains in the world.

Constructed in 1762, Trevi Fountain is purely dedicated to God of Roman Oceanus and it became a tradition to throw coins with a right hand and over your left shoulder to water for bringing good luck in life.

Statue and front facade artwork is truly magnificent. At night you will get the best view of this magnificent fountain.

Castel Saint Angelo

Built under Emperor Hadrian, it is also known as Mausoleum of Hadrian. It is a popular cylindrical building in Rome. Under Emperor Hadrian, Construction was started in 135 AD and completed in 139 AD, he wanted to use it as a mausoleum for himself and his family members. Later on, it was used as a castle and fortress by Popes, and today it is a popular museum of city.

Book Ticket in advance to access Castel Saint Angelo.

The Pantheon

The Pantheon is one of the preserved ancient Rome architectural work. It was a former Roman Temple and since 7th century it has been used as a church. Church is completely dedicated to St. Mary and Martyrs and is also known as Santa Maria Rotonda.

The interior features an amazing dome that has a series of stone patterns and a central coffer that allows light to spill through.

There is no need to buy a ticket for accessing this beautiful architecture but you can book a Tour Guide or Audio Tour Guide to explore Pantheon and its history better.

Piazza Navona

Piazza Novona is a famous square in Rome. Built in 15 century on the site of the stadium of Domitian, the Piazza Navona remained a popular tourist attraction ever since.

It is located near the Pantheon and the Trevi Fountain, the square is a great place to visit whilst walking through the city centre.

This large Pizza Novana is usually full of artists and street vendors and the nearby buildings portrays the open space in a perfect look. Famous things to watch in square include the Fontana del Moro and Fountain of Neptune with their fantastic statues, the Palazzo Pamphilj, the Palazzo Braschi and the Saint Agnese in Agone church.

Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel

If you are in Rome then you must explore Vatican city and visit the most visited museums of the world, Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel.

Book a ticket in advance or Book a Guided Tour to explore both Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel