Attractions

What to see in Rome

Rome is a city with thousands of years of history, where ancient ruins coexist with Baroque palaces and modern streets. Its atmosphere combines the grandeur of ancient empires, the tranquility of quiet squares and the lively energy of Italian life. Here, each paving stone keeps the stories of emperors, artists and saints, and in the air you can hear the smell of fresh pastries and espresso. The Eternal City invites you to walk slowly, opening the layer by layer of cultural heritage.

Manufactures and facilities

The man-made sights of Rome are impressive in scope and variety: the Pantheon with an ancient dome, the Square of Navona with Bernini fountains, the famous fountain di Trevi and Piazza di Spagna with stairs and fashionable streets. On the square of Venice stands the monument to Victor Emmanuel II, nearby you can see the Imperial forums and direct Via dei Fori Imperiali, and on the Capitol - the famous statue of the wolf. No less iconic are the Castle of St. Angel, the palaces of Barberini and Justice, the Senate Palace, the Pinacoteca of the Popes and the cathedrals with the works of Raphael and Michelangelo.

Natural attractions and places

Natural corners and green areas add to Rome’s charm: the Villa Borghese Park is a huge green “light” city with lakes and galleries, the Orange Garden on the Aventine Hill offers quiet views of the Tiber, and the San Alessio Rosary pleases with seasonal flowers. Nearby are the Tiber Island and promenades, from where cozy views of the bridges and the ancient city open. A little further away is Lake Nemi with legends about the ships of Caligula and beautiful landscapes around the wooded slopes.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our website, all these places can be viewed on an interactive map: the main attractions, museums, parks and monuments are marked with brief descriptions and practical information. You can easily make the best route on foot or by public transport, estimate the distances between the points and make a plan for one or more days. The map helps you navigate between squares, temples and green areas to see the maximum in the minimum time.

You can explore Rome on your own, following the laid routes and enjoying spontaneous discoveries, or book excursions with local guides who will tell little-known stories and reveal hidden details. Guides will offer themed walks through ancient Rome, art collections or evening routes through fountains and squares. It is a convenient way to learn more about monuments, hear legends and see the city deeper.

Come to Rome to see the famous sights with your own eyes, feel the centuries-old atmosphere and discover your favorite corners of the city. Plan your itineraries in advance or leave room for unexpected discoveries, try Italian cuisine in small trattorias and share your experiences. The Eternal City is waiting for you - discover its stories, monuments and parks, and let each walk be a new discovery.