Monuments in rome

Top 10 Monuments

Rome: Guided Walking Tour + Pantheon Visit

Tour Rome's historical sites on foot. Start at Palazzo Colonna, one of the city's oldest private palaces. Walk through cobbled streets to the Trevi Fountain, and toss a coin. See the ancient columns of the Temple of Hadrian and Caravaggio’s works in San Luigi dei Francesi. Enter the Pantheon, with its open oculus, and learn about its nearly 2,000-year history as a temple and church. Move to Piazza Navona, which was once a Roman stadium and is now a Baroque square. Visit Largo di Torre Argentina, the site of Julius Caesar’s assassination. End at Piazza Venezia, with its grand white marble Vittoriano.

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Colosseum & Roman Houses of the Celio + Multimedia Experience

Enjoy a full experience of the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, and Roman Houses of Celio. Start your experience with a 25-minute Multimedia video, which graphically illustrates how Rome today was thousands of years ago in the times of the Roman Empire. Allow the video to take you back in time to Ancient Rome. You will appreciate this experience when you walk through the ruins of the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill and enter the magnificent Colosseum. After the video, you will be accompanied by dedicated staff to the entrance of the Roman Forum. After approximately two hours of visiting the Archeological Area, step inside one of the world's most famous monuments: The Colosseum. Le Case Romane del Celio (Roman Houses of The Celio) is a very flexible experience, where you will not have entrance times, and will be able to decide with complete autonomy when to go.

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Rome: City Highlights Golf Cart Tour

Experience Rome on a 7-seater golf cart designed for group tours. This sightseeing tour combines comfort and convenience for a fun Roman adventure. Visit Villa Borghese Park and its famous gallery, Piazza del Popolo, the Spanish Steps, the Trevi Fountain, and the Colosseum. Ride through Piazza Venezia to the Pantheon. The tour ends at Piazza Navona and Castel Sant’Angelo, offering views of Rome and the Tiber River. A knowledgeable driver-guide will share stories about Rome's history. The itinerary may change based on seasons, weather, and accessibility.

4.9(7 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Ranked alongside the Pyramids of Giza and the Taj Mahal as the most elaborate mausoleums ever built, Castel Sant'Angelo is the final resting place of Roman emperor Hadrian. Enter this ancient wonder – without waiting in line for centuries – with a skip-the-line ticket to explore this monumental fortress on an enthralling guided tour. Wander cavernous hallways, hear tales of political backstabbing, see spectacular murals, and take in endless views of Rome from the rooftop.

4.7(242 reviews)

Rome Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps & Piazza Navona: Guided Tour

Begin at Piazza Navona, home to Bernini’s Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, as a guide shares its history. Visit the Pantheon with fast-track entry and explore this well-preserved structure with over 2,000 years of history. Walk through Piazza di Pietra to view the Temple of Hadrian and its columns. Visit the Trevi Fountain with reserved access to the paid area and take free time to throw a coin. Continue to Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps, where a guide explains their historical significance.

4.7(3 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide App

On the banks of the Tiber stands a towering cylindrical structure steeped in history – it’s a mausoleum, a monument, and a museum. Get these Castel Sant'Angelo tickets and step back into the drama of Rome's history. Plus, get amazing rooftop views of the Eternal City!

4.5(6,728 reviews)

St. Peter's Basilica: Guided Tour

Meet your guide in St. Peter's Square and start your tour climbing to the top of the dome of the Basilica. Enjoy a bird's-eye view over the marble floor and get a close look at the mosaics of the dome. Go even higher to find yourself at the top balcony and be amazed by the spectacular panorama over Rome and beyond it. From here, descend directly into the Basilica and avoid the long lines at its entrance. You'll see colorful marble, golden ceilings, and impressive mosaics. Get guided through the renowned works of Renaissance and Neoclassical art by Canova and Bernini, and stop in front of the _Pietà_ of Michelangelo. Go further down into the underground grottoes and visit St. Peter's tomb. Touch the ancient walls of the original 4th-century basilica and admire the beautiful frescoes.

4.4(8,222 reviews)

Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain & Spanish Steps: Guided Walking Tour

Start your walking tour in Rome at Campo de’ Fiori, a busy square known for its Renaissance charm and local cafes. Next, head to Largo di Torre Argentina, where you’ll see the remains of four ancient Roman temples at an open-air archaeological site. As you continue through the city’s historic streets, you’ll come across old churches, palaces, and fountains along the way. Arrive at the Pantheon, a well-preserved monument from ancient Rome that was originally built by Marcus Agrippa in 27 BC as a temple dedicated to all the Roman gods. From there, walk to the Trevi Fountain, one of Rome’s most famous and romantic landmarks. Toss a coin into the water if you’d like to return to the city someday. End your tour at Piazza di Spagna, home to the Spanish Steps and surrounded by shops and historic buildings.

4.4(41 reviews)

Castel Sant'Angelo & Passetto di Borgo: Skip The Line Ticket

Visit Passetto di Borgo and Castel Sant'Angelo, some of Rome's historic sites. The Passetto di Borgo is an ancient passage that connects Vatican City to Castel Sant'Angelo. It was a vital escape route for popes during times of danger. Castel Sant'Angelo began as Emperor Hadrian's mausoleum and later became a fortress, papal residence, and prison. Today, it houses intriguing artifacts and offers fantastic views of Rome.

4.2(97 reviews)

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Vatican Treasures: St. Peter’s Basilica, Passetto Di Borgo & Castel Sant’Angelo

Enjoy reserved entry and access to three of the Vatican's must-see sites. At St. Peter’s Basilica, see the massive dome designed by Michelangelo from the outside and inside, and see his famous _Pietà_ sculpture. You'll walk along the elevated fortified corridor connecting Vatican City to Castel Sant’Angelo, the Passetto di Borgo. You'll see the defensive walls and arrow slits along the passage, and the locked gates at both ends of the passage. Plus, you'll explore Castel Sant’Angelo, including the papal apartments with Renaissance frescoes and the armory with historical weapons and armor displays. Don't miss the rooftop terrace to see statues and get views of the Tiber River and Rome.

4.2(4 reviews)