The world’s most famous amphitheater — symbol of ancient Rome.
Ancient Rome’s political, social, and commercial center.
The birthplace of Rome and home to emperors’ palaces.
A sovereign state inside Rome:
St. Peter’s Basilica
St. Peter’s Square
The Vatican Museums
Sistine Chapel (Michelangelo’s masterpiece)
A perfectly preserved ancient Roman temple with a giant open dome.
Rome’s most beautiful fountain — where you throw a coin to return to Rome.
Famous square with fountains, restaurants, and Baroque architecture.
Iconic staircase with a beautiful view of Rome at the top.
Originally Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum; later a fortress and papal hideout.
A lively neighborhood filled with restaurants, pubs, culture, and old streets.
One of Rome’s seven hills with museums and ancient statues.
The oldest and highest-ranking church in Rome (the Pope’s cathedral).
One of the major basilicas, known for its rich history and mosaics.
One of the oldest roads in the world, perfect for walking or biking.
Ancient underground burial sites (e.g., St. Callixtus, St. Sebastian).
Large historic square with fountains, churches, and ancient gates.
Ancient Roman chariot-racing stadium.
Rome’s central park with lakes, museums, and bike routes.
A famous art museum featuring Bernini, Caravaggio, and other masters.
A peaceful walkway along the river with views of Rome’s bridges and history.