This monument is absolutely stunning! Most of it is outdoors and it’s free to visit. Massive imperial marble stairs take you by stunning statuary and passed a touching Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier memorial. The stairs take visitors quite a way up offering magnificent views of the city with a great perspective on the coliseum. At the top is a cafe and bar with some seating that allows you to linger over the view. For a few you can go even higher and take an elevator to a panoramic view point. On the way out you’ll go indoors for a while where you can find public washrooms and some galleries.

Altar to the fatherland is a very impressive building that has pretty much no other function but to look good, and to serve as a landmark. As such it does the job famously. It is free to view and to enter and walk around. I just wish that there was a bit more shade to just squat down somewhere and enjoy the view

IMPRESSIVE VIEWS! The structure of this place is incredible, and there is a viewpoint where you can admire the whole city. The walk to get to the building is free, and offers different photo opportunities. However, to get to the viewpoint on the top, you need to pay for the elevator. There is a cafe in the area, and a museum inside the building. Highly recommended!

It is HUGE. From the first views you cannot believe it is so big. Beautiful architecture, amazing city views from the terraces. Overpriced café on the top, but everything is worth to visit. Will definitely come back while in Rome.

New architecture but still a good place to visit. Right in the middle of everything so it’s kinda hard to avoid to not going in. Also a good place to do a city view from the top roof. Lucky me it was free the day that I was there. Great view from the top. Could take around 2 hours to see the whole thing, in and out.

A very good landmark that is not mentioned as much. There is no entrance fee to the monument (except for the museum) and has a great view of parts of Rome. Additionally, there is also an elevator going to the top, where there is a panoramic view. This monument is definitely worth visiting.

What an amazing place to visit, during the day or night and I would recommend both. It has lots to do and see in and around the area. It has several museums close by and inside this beautiful building. The architecture is absolutely stunning and I would highly recommend checking it out day and night time when it’s lit up.

The Monument to Victor Emmanuel II, an imposing and grandiose structure in the heart of Rome, stands as a symbol of Italy's unification and patriotism. The monument's architecture is awe-inspiring, capturing the eye with its sheer scale and intricate detailing. The white marble façade gleams under the Roman sun, and the statues and reliefs pay homage to various aspects of Italy's history and culture. The central equestrian statue of Victor Emmanuel II atop the monument is a focal point that adds an air of majesty to the surroundings. It's a tribute to the man who played a pivotal role in the unification of Italy, bringing together a collection of states into a single nation. The panoramic views from the monument's terrace are breathtaking, offering a sweeping vista of the Eternal City. It's a popular spot for tourists and locals alike to capture memorable photos against the backdrop of Rome's iconic landmarks. The monument's location at Piazza Venezia ensures its central role in the city's layout. It's within walking distance of several important historical sites, making it a natural part of any sightseeing itinerary. However, the monument's sheer size and design can polarize opinions. While some admire its grandeur, others find it somewhat overpowering in comparison to Rome's older and more understated architecture. In summary, the Monument to Victor Emmanuel II embodies Italy's rich history and national pride. Its architectural magnificence, historical significance, and central location make it a must-visit attraction for those seeking to delve into Rome's past and present.

The most stunningly beautiful monument in all of Rome surely must be the Victor Emmanuel II building. It is a testament to Rome itself and a lovely picturesque place for great photos for any visitor of the city. There is currently some road construction going on right now so do keep that in mind if visiting in the month of February. Otherwise, going in the morning time will surely insure you get some good quality photos of the structure, it’s amazing and awe inspiring to look at.

A stunning monument in Rome. So majestic. I have been to Rome many times, but this is the first time I actually went inside this monument. It was amazing. The tomb of the unknown solider is beautiful. The statues are stunning and very detailed. We really enjoyed our visit. The views of Rome at amazing. It was free to enter, but if you want to go to the very, very top there is a charge. We went all the way to the top of the free section and that was well worth it in terms of seeing the monuments and all the views of Rome. A must visit when in Rome.

It's one of the most beautiful buildings that Rome has to offer in my personal opinion. The Altar of the Fatherland is a breathtaking building. Especially with golden hour the colors of the Altar is amazing. When waking to the Palatine Hills and Coliseum you will first see Altar.

This is beautiful!! It is also free unless you want to pay 12€ to ride the elevator up to the very top. Even on the top free level, the views are spectacular! It was also really neat to see the tomb of the unknown soldier here being guarded. This is definitely worth the stop while you're in Rome. It's very close to the Colosseum and Roman Forum. There is also a little cafe at the top as well, a nice spot to take a rest and enjoy a drink.

Absolutely breathtaking view from the outside. A beautiful structure to see and walk along. The inside doesn't have very much so don't pay to see the inside little "museum". Also I have not been up the elevator to the top to see the views it promise so I can't say if it's worth it or not. But just seeing this place is worth it enough! Beautiful spot

Old is gold

I saw this building from a distance away I, never thought I would get the chance to walk up the steps to the highest point, and look over the city in front of me. Its not one of the oldest at all building started in 1885, and was completed in 1911. There is a rooftop restaurant and you can pay to go even higher in a glass lift, on this occasion we gave it a miss, next time. Very impressive.

The prestige of Italy, the center of power, the greatest monument to demonstrate the true advocate of the Italian regime. It is truly a experience to stand here all the way at the top of the stairs and see the base of the city, the flags and monuments are really special and extravagant. Its hard to believe this is a original building build back in time many centuries ago. I will never forget this amazing place. Everyone who visits here has to visit this place!

Very nice place to visit, is a massive monument and not many crowded, the entrance was free and when you reach the upper lever you get some nice views from the city. There is also the possibility to access the roof but it has a price, however is free for architecture students. Worth to visit and spend some time appreciating some of the best views from the Roman forums.

A place you cannot miss in Rome. This place is beautiful and massive that it really is something to look at. Saw it during the night with the downside that it closes so you cannot get closer than the outside but you still can view the entirety of it. This is one of the largest structures in Rome that you can see it tower over other nearby buildings, truly a spectacular thing to see and one of my favorite if not my favorite thing I saw while in Rome!

This place is definitely a place you need to visit. Its so grand and should be viewed both in the day time and night. They call it the wedding cake building as a nickname. If you head to the rear of the building you can head up to some of the high points of the building depending if its open to the public. Definitely a bucket list item while in Rome.

This colossal monument in the middle of the city is a must-see on every Rome trip. There are many stairs to climb, but you won’t regret it! Visiting the top level is free and there’s a café where you can enjoy a drink with a great view. If you’re lucky you can get a seat directly at the balustrade. Where you may need to defend your food against fearless seagulls…. From that level you can take an elevator to the final rooftop. There’s a fee and there may be a short queue, but it’s worth it. You’ll be literally above Rome. I think you won’t find a better lookout over this monumental city than from the top of its central monument 🤩

Definitely worth it! It was really hot as we went in early September. Don’t worry if you are scared of heights the elevator is mostly between the buildings so you don’t really realize how high you are and you can always look away. The views are spectacular of both the old city and the new city.

Now look, I know there are a lot of places in Rome to visit and you probably don't have a lot of time right? Well I will make it easy for you. This landmark is a must. It's central and there is a lift that will take you to the top where you can get some great panoramas of Rome. You need to pay to access the roof but general admin into the Monument is free.

This monument is something that is one of the Earths most impressive man made structures. I was in awe of it when I stood at it's base. The sheer size of this impressive structure is just incredible. The detail in the stone work, perfection. You will need to go up a few stairs to get access to the elevator at the top, I can't comment on wheelchair access, not sure. Being able to stand on top of this structure is something I will remember forever. Rome, you truly are The Eternal City.

ammirabile a Piazza Venezia

Really beautiful free monument to visit. Be aware there are a lot of steps. Each level has a different meaning, it's also a nice place to rest. There is a small cafe on the 3 level to get small snacks and drinks.

From above you see Rome 360°. Amazing view. It has a big picture on it that explains what everything is around you. The elevator ride is €12 and children are free. With the elevator voucher you enter the museum area for free. This building has a unique architecture. Remarkable...

Master piece of art and history. You will gonna amaze the beauty of this master piece. Rome is full of history and amazing architecture of Roman empire. I love this city they have best architecture and development of that time. Still there is no comparison of this place.

Such a beautiful landscape. Practically you can have a look at the most beautiful areas of the Rome from there. Colosseum, forum etc. It is being managed good. Nice and clean. It is free to visit, but beware of the one way system that you cant go out once you’re in.

This is probably the grandest monument I have ever witnessed to a single person. This is such a grand display for the people of Italy's appreciation for this man who united Italy back in the day. Truly, when you see this, your jaw will drop at how big, detailed, and awesome this monument is. Lots of stairs, but as you go to the top, you'll have great views of Rome. There also is a free museum that you can walk in towards the top of the monument. This is a really cool monument. Even if you don't know the person it's dedicated to, you can't but have a great appreciation for this work.

This is my favourite building in Rome. You can go up the building for free and see inside the museum; for a fee you can go to the very top of the building but we decided not to. It's the type of building you need to see up close to appreciate the scale and beauty of the detail. You also get a great view across the city from the top (across to the Colosseum)

Cool place to visit. We did not go to the top due to the amount of stairs but was free to enter and take pictures. To go inside you may need to pay but to go up to where we took photos (on the upper platform) it’s free. Worth a visit and a picture if nearby.

This place is just stunning 🤩 As we have visited during covid we got to enjoy this place almost to ourselves and every aspect is breathtaking! Disinfection is provided and you are scanned before entering making sure you do not have fever so I consider it quite safe to visit even now 🤩 The views are beautiful and I highly recommend taking a coffee and staying a while.

(Translated by Google) Piazza Venezia It is located in the heart of Rome, Italy (Original) Piazza Venezia يقع في قلب روما إيطاليا

(Translated by Google) At first glance, this monumental historical monument falls in love and enchants. Emperors built to perpetuate the memory of themselves, but you see everything in the complex and it's very beautiful. I've seen it before in photos and videos, but when you see it up close - it's an incredible feeling. It is one of the symbols of Rome, the city-museum and Italy. It is nice that everything is preserved and the Romans take good care in principle of all historical monuments. Probably need more care from tourists, which can hurt. There is an observation deck on the upper platform of Vittoriano (Original) На перший погляд цей монументальний історичний пам'ятник закохує і заворожує. Імператори будували щоб увічнити пам'ять про себе, але ти бачиш усе в комплексі і це дуже красиво. Бачив до того на фото і відео, але коли ти бачиш його зблизька - це неймовірні відчуття. Це один із символів Риму міста-музею і Італії. Приємно, що все збережено і римляни добре доглядають в принципі за усіма памятками історії. Напевно берегти треба більше від туристів, які можуть пошкодити. На верхній площадці Вітторіано є оглядовий майданчик.🤩👏

Impressive, large building commemorating the founder of the modern Italian republic. Situated in the center of the city, the self-guided walk takes you through the eternal flame, the steps, the cafe, the backside, and finally a small museum inside the building. The best part, it's FREE! The walk can take 15-30 minutes depending your speed. It's one direction, so you can't go back. The cafe wasn't opened when I was there, but the lift to go up (€10, cash only), but I didn't take it. Stop by if you're in the area, it's impressive to look and get a view of the city.

Before blackberries, frogs were only kumquats. This is not to discredit the idea that reflective camels show us how kittens can be turtles! The currants could be said to resemble loving oranges; In modern times some receptive pomegranates are thought of simply as alligators. As far as he is concerned, the literature would have us believe that an optimistic scorpion is not but a frog. The first righteous orange is, in its own way, a goat.

(Translated by Google) It is Iraq, gentlemen (Original) انه العراق يا سادة

(Translated by Google) Altar of the homeland in Piazza Venezia, a majestic monument that can also be visited from the terrace with lift access at the back. In my opinion, the walk from Piazza Venezia to the Imperial Forums is the most beautiful in the world. (Original) Altare della patria a piazza Venezia, monumento maestoso che si può visitare anche dalla terrazza con accesso tramite ascensore sul retro. Secondo me la passeggiata che da piazza Venezia porta ai fori imperiali è la più bella del mondo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. You can access it by the stairs and will even have access to the impressive statue (free) museum (Original) Très beau. Vous pouvez y accéder par les escaliers et aurez même accès au musee (gratuit) statue impressionnante

(Translated by Google) Controversial monument, tomb of the unknown soldier, overlooking Piazza Venezia in the center of Rome. Among other things, it houses the Museum of the Risorgimento and the shrine of flags. It is worth a visit for the grandeur and majesty of the place with splendid views of the surroundings: Trajan's Forum, Imperial Forum and Colosseum, Campidoglio and Teatro di Marcello. You can climb to the top with a paid panoramic lift. Admission to the monument alone is free. (Original) Monumento controverso, tomba del milite ignoto, si affaccia su Piazza Venezia nel centro di Roma. Ospita tra le altre cose il Museo del risorgimento e il sacrario delle bandiere. Merita una visita per l’imponenza e la maestosità del luogo con splendide vedute dei dintorni: Foro di Traiano, Fori Imperiali e Colosseo, Campidoglio e Teatro di Marcello. Si può salire sulla sommità con un ascensore panoramico a pagamento. L’ingresso al solo monumento è gratuito.

(Translated by Google) Majestic building, it impresses and imnotizes to look at it. (Original) Majestuoso edificio, impresiona e imnotiza mirarlo.

Free to get into the Altar- No reservations needed! (You do need a green pass) There are beautiful views & a cute Cafe looking towards the Colosseum. You can pay extra to take the lift up to see the panoramic view of the city.

While we didn't go in, the architecture and design was breathtaking to look at. Definitely a beautiful and super photogenic monument. Recommend at least walking by, taking a seat and a moment to appreciate!

One of the most stunning monuments I have ever seen on Europe. The white marmer is so fascinating and gives the monument a great view and appearance. It is free to enter, only the skyline view costs 12 euro per person. It is very recommended to watch the skyline view of Rome. There is also a cafe upstairs but a bit expensive.

Most amazing place in Rome. Historical and political values are very rich of this building. Roman forums are just behind this building. Trajan's forum and Colosseum are also very near by of this monument. Very big white building can attract anyone at anytime. All the the time Italian soldiers are giving gaurd of honor to the burning flame. In front of this building's very big wide square is well decorated by the grass and flowers. At Christmas this square is more beautiful. Mussolini's balcony what is famous for the second world war is here. Overall tourist can't avoid this place. It is a must seeing place in Rome. Simply awesome.

While we didn't go in, the architecture and design was breathtaking to look at. Definitely a beautiful and super photogenic monument. Recommend at least walking by, taking a seat and a moment to appreciate!

Absolutely amazing monument. The sheer size of Victor Emmanuel II is magnificent. I was here earlier today and we were walking past and saw that it was a free entry which was amazing. In order to get all the way to the top however, you have to pay 16 per adult, 3 euro for a person 18-25 and 0 euro for children under 18. The top of the monument is the highest point of Rome, which means you can see almost every single major monument. Highly recommend it.

Another fantastic landmark to visit with great views to take in. There is a lift that takes you to the very top where there is a great panorama. The roof access is paid but the general access to the building is free. There are obviously a lot of steps so be aware of this and it seems that after a certain point at the top of the steps outside it becomes a one way system and the guard did not let us walk back so we had to walk all the way around the building and to the bottom, where it exits onto the street at the side so be aware.

My favorite place in whole Rome, the sky view is amazing the ticket is 17 if you are under 26 and you can also visit the museum with the same ticket. Try to go there a bit late so you can also see the sunsit.

This amazing historical structural is right in the center of the busiest part of Rome. There is no entry fee, however there is set timings. You can pay and visit the top of the building from here you can have a bird’s eye view of the entire Rome.

It was the weekend and we were able to enter for free. It’s a great building. Walk the steps toward the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the sculpture work in the building is amazing and explained inside the Museum, view the city from the top, walk into the museum and there is a lot of history about battles that Italy has been part of all the way up to WWI. Also there is Ana amazing exhibit about the artist who won the opportunity to decorate the outside. Exit to the left and walk up the steps toward another museum which is included in your ticket, we didn’t have time to visit, but if you continue around the back there are great views of the Roman Forum.

Go at sunset for the views from the top. There is an elevator at the side of the building, and you can buy tickets. I think they accept cash only.

Pretty nice moment which overlooks Rome as it is the highest building. There are really nice parks and sights in close range.

The marbled monument, Vittoriano is really amazing. There is a terrace with 360 view of the city.

A magnificat structure with brilliant views. Well work a visit. Small queue and good COVID-19 protection

Without a doubt this an architectural master piece. Probably one of the most beautiful to visit when you first get to Rome. It's next to Fori Imperiali and the Colosseum

Beautiful place. Entry is free but you have to wait in a line for a bit. We’ve waited just about 30 minutes and it was so worth it. The views are stunning, especially from the paid view point. It is not necessary to go up but it’s a great place to have a look at Rome from above.

Fantastic building at the centre of the old city. Walk areas for photo opportunities out of traffic are available. It is also lit at night.

Very cheap option for a great view over the city!

(Translated by Google) The Altar of the Fatherland or the Monument of Vittorio Emanuele II or abbreviated Vittoriano is the most photographed Monument in Rome The monument celebrates the unification of Italy and bears the name of the first king Vittorio Emanuele II was built between 1885 and 1911 after the project of the architect Giuseppe Sacconi. In the middle the colossal statue of King Vittorio Emanuele II at the base is the Goddess Minerva, the symbol of the city of Rome and from 1921 at the feet of the Goddess was inaugurated the Altar of the Fatherland with the tomb of the unknown soldier (Original) Altarul Patriei sau Monumentul lui Vittorio Emanuele II sau prescurtat Vittoriano este cel mai fotografat Monument din Roma Monumentul celebrează unirea Italiei și poarta numele primului rege Vittorio Emanuele II a fost realizat intre anii 1885 - 1911 după proiectul arhitectului Giuseppe Sacconi . In mijloc statuia colosală regelui Vittorio Emanuele II la baza este Zeița Minerva, simbolul orașului Roma iar din 1921 la picioarele Zeiței a fost inaugurat Altarul Patriei cu mormântul soldatului necunoscut

(Translated by Google) Impressive monument. Whatever time you go there are always people. Impressive to see it at night with the lighting on. (Original) Monumento impresionante. Vayas a la hora que vayas siempre hay gente. Impresionante verlo por la noche con la iluminación encendida.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular (Original) Spettacolare

(Translated by Google) Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II (Original) Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building (Original) Mágnífico edificio

Awesome views

Rome downtown its wonderful!

What an amazing site of architecture, very impressed

(Translated by Google) SUPERB FRAME! (Original) SUPERB CUADRO!

(Translated by Google) Tsu (Original) 쯔

(Translated by Google) Memorable! (Original) Memorabile!

(Translated by Google) Stupendous (Original) Stupendo

(Translated by Google) There isn't much to describe. Rome and its monuments are unique in the world. (Original) Non c'è molto da descrivere. Roma e i suoi monumenti sono unici al mondo.

(Translated by Google) I can only say one word: gorgeous (Original) Posso solo dire una parola: stupendo

(Translated by Google) nice nice (Original) bello bello

(Translated by Google) It gave me a great inner power (Original) Mi trasmetteva una grande potenza interiore

(Translated by Google) A glob in the middle of Rome. "The typewriter". (Original) Un pegote en medio de Roma. "La máquina de escribir".

(Translated by Google) Divine building. You remain speechless. (Original) Θεϊκό κτίριο. Μένεις άφωνος.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent monument in honor of the first king of united Italy, Victor Emmanuel 2, as well as the soldiers of World War 1. The visit is free. (Original) Великолепный монумент в честь первого короля объединенной Италии Виктора Эммануила 2, а так же солдат 1 мировой войны. Посещение бесплатное.

(Translated by Google) Vittoriano. Memorial complex in honor of Victor Immanuel II - the first king of a united Italy, in honor of the victory in the struggle for independence, in honor of the proud Italian nation and all that is holy. Goddess of Rome. The eternal flame and the guard of honor at the grave of the unknown soldier to them - all this bears a high name - the Altar of the Fatherland. It took a long time and was expensive to build, and the Italians themselves ironically called it the Accordion or even the Wedding Cake. And it really looks like what is already there ... But now it looks impressive and delightful, on a par with the Colosseum. A complex of white Brescian marble was created. And for over a hundred years it has remained white! (Original) Витториано. Мемориальный комплекс в честь Виктора Иммануила II - первого короля объединённой Италии, в честь победы в борьбе за независимость, во славу гордой итальянской нации и всего святого. Богиня Рима. Вечный огонь и почётный караул у могилы неизвестного солдата им - всё это носит высокое имя - Алтарь Отечества. Строился долго и дорого и сами итальянцы иронично назвали это Аккордеоном или даже Свадебным тортом. И правда похоже, чего уж там... Но теперь выглядит это внушительно и восхитительно, на ровне с Колизеем. Создан комплекс из белого брешианского мрамора. И вот уже более сотни лет он остаётся белым!

(Translated by Google) The monument needs no introduction. But admiring it in the middle of the night, in a completely empty and silent Rome was wonderful. (Original) Il monumento non ha bisogno di presentazioni. Ma ammirarlo in piena notte, in una Roma completamente vuota e silenziosa è stato meraviglioso.

(Translated by Google) Spectacular monument to the king of Italy and those who fell in the first world war (Original) Espectacular monumento al rey de Italia y a los caídos en la primera guerra mundial

(Translated by Google) You can climb the monument and look at the city from above. (Original) На монумент можно подняться и посмотреть на город сверху.

(Translated by Google) Majestic (Original) Maestosa

(Translated by Google) Incredible monument not only for its magnitude but for the area in which it is and the height it is, having the possibility of going up to contemplate the area from a great height, an incredible place that must be visited. (Original) Increíble monumento no solo por su magnitud si no por la zona en la que esta y la altura que tiene, teniendo la posibilidad de subir a contemplar la zona desde mucha altura, un lugar increíble que se debe visitar.

(Translated by Google) The view by going to the elevator up to is very nice. (Original) Het uitzicht door met de lift naar boven te gaan is heel mooi.

(Translated by Google) One of my favorite places in Rome, full of charm and history. Imposing and majestic, every time I pass it I have to stop at least for a moment to admire it! (Original) Uno dei miei luoghi preferiti di Roma, ricco di fascino e storia. Imponente e maestoso, ogni volta che ci passo mi devo fermare almeno un attimo per ammirarlo!

(Translated by Google) it is a very important historical place. from there the speeches of Mussolini were made to the fervent followers of war. Nearby there are other important monuments to visit. many restaurants and other services worth visiting. (Original) es un lugar histórico muy importante. desde ahí se hacían los discursos de Mussolini a los seguidores fervientes de guerra. a sus alrededores muy cerca hay otros monumentos importantes a visitar. muchos restaurantes y otros servicios que vale la pena frecuentar.

(Translated by Google) One structure (Original) Unica struttura

(Translated by Google) In the center of the capital, a majestic monument and a truly spectacular view of the city. (Original) Nel centro della Capitale, un monumento maestoso e una vista sulla città veramente spettacolare.

(Translated by Google) A sublime monument, free, with a breathtaking view! Not to be missed if you are on vacation or passing through Rome (Original) Un monument sublime, gratuit, avec une vue imprenable ! A ne surtout pas louper si vous êtes en vacances ou de passage a rome

(Translated by Google) Just 100 years old, it's falling apart. Everywhere cracked water drips down from the ceilings. Great views over Rome from the terrace. (Original) Gerade mal 100 Jahre alt schon fällt es auseinander. Überall Risse wasser tropft von den Decken runter. Von der Terrassen super Ausblick über Rom.

We visited Rome in Nov 2012 and this monument was so fascinating ans incredible that its memories are still fresh with us. The Victor Emmanuel II National Monument (Italian: Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II) or (mole del) Vittoriano, called Altare della Patria (English: Altar of the Fatherland), is a national monument built in honour of Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of a unified Italy. It occupies a site between the Piazza Venezia and the Capitoline Hill. It is owned by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities. From an architectural perspective, it was conceived as a modern forum, an agora on three levels connected by stairways and dominated by a portico characterized by a colonnade. The complex process of national unity and liberation from foreign domination carried out by King Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy, to whom the monument is dedicated, has a great symbolic and representative value, being architecturally and artistically centred on the Italian unification and for this reason the Vittoriano is considered one of the national symbols of Italy. It also preserves the Altar of the Fatherland (Italian: Altare della Patria), first an altar of the goddess Rome, then also a shrine of the Italian Unknown Soldier, thus adopting the function of a lay temple consecrated to Italy. Because of its great representative value, the entire Vittoriano is often called the Altare della Patria, although the latter constitutes only a part of the monument. The monument has been consecrated to a wide symbolic value representing a lay temple metaphorically dedicated to a free and united Italy—celebrating by virtue the burial of the Unknown Soldier (the sacrifice for the homeland and for the connected ideals. One must visit the monument without fail while visiting Rome.

(Translated by Google) Symbol of Rome! (Original) Simbolo di Roma!

The colossal monument (135 m wide and 70 m high) was made in honour of Victor Emmanuel II of Savoy, the first king of a unified Italy. In the middle of this colossal marble piece is the equestrian sculpture of the king. The top of the building is crowned with two chariots driven by the goddess Victoria. With the panoramic elevators you can reach the upper terrace located at the same height as the chariots. The panoramic view is breathtaking.

Very imposing building, with the most amazing views of Rome all around

I love how it stands out and over the other buildings. Great area to stroll and explore Rome.

People have mixed reviews about it. If you ask the locals - some call it a monster/Typewriter/ wedding cake. But personally I do like this structure, as a tourist it provides me a beautiful view of the whole of Rome. It is charming in itself undoubtedly, however does not blend in with the surrounding ancient prestigious Roman structures. Don't be in two minds whether to visit it or not, it's a must visit when you're in Rome.

Impressive building. Maybe one of my favorite in Rome. The entrance is free. The visit is very quick but totally worth it 😊

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(Translated by Google) Wonderful (Original) Meravigliosa

Altar of the Fatherland "ALTARE DELLA PATRIA" - Is one of the biggest achievement of the Roman history this beautiful white MARBLE of Memorial Monument dedicated to the King of unified Italy King Victor Emmanuel II and a big Statue of him is sculptured and erected in the center of this colossal building. A must and interesting spot to see.

(Translated by Google) One of the most fascinating places in Rome, rich in history and patriotism. The monument with its grandeur and its splendor due to the marvelous white marbles dominates the landscape of Piazza Venezia giving it a considerable sense of grandeur. By following the indicated routes it is possible to access the interior spaces and the terrace, from which it is possible to have a magnificent view of the Capitoline panorama. (Original) Uno dei luoghi più affascinanti di Roma,ricco di storia e patriottismo. Il monumento con la sua imponenza e il suo splendore dovuto ai meravigliosi marmi bianchi domina il paesaggio di Piazza Venezia donandole un senso di grandezza non indifferente. Seguendo i percorsi indicati è possibile accedere agli spazi interni e al terrazzo,presso il quale è possibile avere una magnifica vista del panorama capitolino.

(Translated by Google) Excellent cultural place (Original) Ottimo luogo culturale

Невероятно большой памятник королю и памятник Алтарь Отечества. Есть разные мнения, но справедливо то, что память, честь и любовь к Италии получили такое визуальное воплощение. Очень рекомендую подняться на крышу здания для фотографирования.

Great place!

(Translated by Google) You can't put it into words, you just have to go there (Original) Non si può esprimere a parole, bisogna andarci e basta

(Translated by Google) Now is the ideal time to enjoy the City everything seems, if possible, bigger and more majestic (Original) Ora è il momento ideale per godere della Città tutto sembra, se possibile, più grande e maestoso

(Translated by Google) Exciting (Original) Emozionante

(Translated by Google) I love when they do exhibits and especially I like the panoramic balcony at the top. A unique monument (Original) Adoro quando fanno le mostre e soprattutto mi piace il balcone panoramico in alto. Una monumento unico

Awesome place to hangout and relax

(Translated by Google) Marvelous (Original) Maravilloso

(Translated by Google) Magnificent (Original) Magnifico

(Translated by Google) Grandiose structure! (Original) Грандиозное строение!

One of the lovley building in rome. Amzing views.

(Translated by Google) Always beautiful and scenographic. He sees Rome from the top of his position (Original) Sempre bello e scenografico . Vede Roma dall’alto della sua posizione

(Translated by Google) A show😍 (Original) Uno spettacolo😍

(Translated by Google) Monument dedicated to the homeland. (Original) Monumento dedicato alla Patria.

(Translated by Google) It is the majesty that strikes (Original) È la maestosita' che colpisce

(Translated by Google) Wonderful!!! 🔝 (Original) Una meraviglia!!! 🔝

(Translated by Google) Gorgeous (Original) Bellissima

(Translated by Google) The best view I've ever seen (Original) Il miglior panorama che abbia mai visto

(Translated by Google) A huge, incredibly huge monument to the King of Italy, indescribably beautiful, be sure to climb to the top of the monument by elevator, it costs 10 euros per person, children do not pay (Original) Огромный невероятно громадный памятник королю Италии, не описуемо красивый,обязательно поднимитесь на верх памятника на лифте,это стоит 10 евро с человека, дети не платят

(Translated by Google) Beautiful monument (Original) Monumento bellissimo

Absolute most beautiful place in Roma

My Wife and I visited Rome in 2019 and I do not think I have ever seen a more moving and impressive war memorial than the staggeringly beautiful Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II (Victor Emanuel II Monument), which looks down upon the Piazza Venezia, and was inaugurated in 1911 to honour the first King of a united Italy. In 1915 Italy entered the Great War on the side of the Allies, but her involvement was disastrous for the Italians who suffered heavy losses, and despite being on the 'winning side', they were treated badly by the other Allied powers in the Treaty of Versaille which ended that war. In 1921 this amazing building became the final resting place for the 'Tomb of the Unknown Soldier', where flames burn to this day, always guarded by two soldiers. Thus the monument has become a source and symbol of immense national pride for the Italians, and is also referred to as 'Altare della Patria' (Altar of the Fatherland). It also contains exhibitions and provides fabulous views of Rome from its upper levels. With my passion for history this was inevitably one of the most compelling places we visited on our trip to Rome. A truly beautiful peace of architecture...

(Translated by Google) Impressive marble temple. (Original) Επιβλητικός μαρμάρινος ναός.

(Translated by Google) Too bad it's closed 😥 (Original) Peccato che è chiuso 😥

(Translated by Google) Rome Italy (Original) Roma Italia

(Translated by Google) The altar of the Fatherland, where the body of the unknown soldier is kept in memory and in memory of all my people from the Second World War, watched over day and night by an armed picket (Original) L'altare della Patria, dove è custodita la salma del milite ignoto a memoria e ricordo di tutti i miei della seconda guerra mondiale, vegliata giorno e notte da picchetto armato

(Translated by Google) You ask me how is the altar of the homeland ??? unique in the world (Original) Mi chiedete com'è l altare della patria???unico al mondo

(Translated by Google) Majestic (Original) Maestoso

This building is awe inducing and beautiful from the outside (I did not go in). However, tthe area is a bit of tourist trap and difficult to get out of. Plan your itinerary accordingly and you will have a great time.

Beautiful visit. It’s just the building but it’s worth it. You have great views of the city and good photo opportunities. There is a paid elevator you can use to get even better city views. Also, inside the monument there is a public toilet. Be mindful that as October 2021, you need a green pass (EU vaccine certification or equivalent) to access even the outside area.

A magnificent and imposant building centrally located in Roma. Go inside of the building (free entrance) and the elevator will takes you to the top of the building with a breathtaking view over Roma. Definitely worth a visit by day and night!

This place is stunning! It is free to enter, I went up on the rooftop (€12 for the lift) and got some incredible pictures. Most people enter from the front and go up the stairs; however, there is wheelchair access if entering from the left side. We entered from the right side and there is an elevator, but you have to walk up a short stairway to get to it. (My mom was able to manage it ok with her cane)

This is a powerful Statement to the strength and History of Italy. There is a free museum inside! Go up the steps and in the door… guards will probably confront you but if it’s like the guard we encountered… he wanted to know if we wanted a picture with him. So we did! The closer you get to this structure the more ominous it becomes.

This is a beautiful and building that makes its presence known by how it is situated and positioned. Modern compared to most of it's surroundings but well designed and even though different it fits in perfectly. You may enter for free but it is just a building so admire the structure but do not expect a museum recurrence on the inside.

Free to visit, great views of the forums and Colosseum, The panoramic lift tickets are cash only

Amazing beautiful place to make photos, you can enter as well. However, it’s not a museum, rather the reminder of the Great War. But it’s truly picturesque building and behind it you will find the Capitoline and Palatine Hills. 📸

I gave it only 4 stars because you have to climb a lot of steps before you reach the elevator. However, the view is spectacular. Beware: the Entrance is different from the Exit ( right side of the building) For my American friends: The CDC vaccination card is accepted everywhere instead of the European Green Pass

A monument to commemorate the unification of Italy. The white building features two chariots on top which can be spotted from almost everywhere in Rome.

Beautiful and free to visit with gorgeous views of Rome but the line for the toilet was longer than the line to get in! To go to the top it costs 12€. We didn't think it was worth it because what you can see for free is good enough!

Magnificent place. Just visit the place and feel the architectural beauty with all of five sense together

It is free and it a great view of the city. There is a coffe with panoramic view.

Huge landmark right in the centre of Rome, short walk from the Colosseum. Quite a big walk to the first full terrace, however there are plenty of places to take a break on the way up and photograph either the building, statues, or surroundings. On the second highest level there is a cafe and an elevator that can take you up to the top terrace - a beautiful area to photograph a 360° shot of the city. You can see St Peter’s Dome from the top!

It's a beautiful monument to visit. It is recommended to go early, as there's not a long queue, and you don't have to wait. It opens at 9.30 a.m. It is free and there is no need to book in advance. There's no much to see inside the monument, but the views of the city are amazing! There's a bar/restaurant with great views, too.

It's for free to enter the platform. The monument itself is beautiful and it provides some good views. There is also a panorama elevator that tickets are required for. Anyway, it is definitely worth to visit this place.

Very impressive and imposing monument. Not sure if there are museums inside, but the outside is enough to be worth a visit. You can go all the way to the top of the building, where there is a large terrace and get an amazing view of the city.

If you're looking for a sight that will leave you in awe, look no further than Rome's Altar of the Fatherland. This majestic monument is a true wonder of the city, and it's not to be missed. From the moment you approach the Altar of the Fatherland, you'll be struck by its sheer size and grandeur. The massive white structure towers over the surrounding buildings, and it's truly a sight to behold. And as you get closer, you'll be able to appreciate the intricate details and ornate sculptures that adorn every surface. But it's not just the visual spectacle that makes the Altar of the Fatherland worth visiting. There's also a fascinating history behind the monument, and it's well worth taking the time to learn about it. From the role it played in Italy's unification to the controversial legacy of the man it was built to honor, there's no shortage of intriguing stories to discover. But perhaps the best part of visiting the Altar of the Fatherland is the incredible view from the top. If you're up for the climb, you'll be rewarded with sweeping vistas of the entire city, from the ancient ruins to the modern skyline. It's a breathtaking sight that you won't soon forget. So if you're looking for a truly unforgettable experience in Rome, be sure to add the Altar of the Fatherland to your itinerary. It's a sight that's sure to leave you awestruck, entertained, and inspired. 🏛️

Fortunate to go on the day it was free, however, as you can imagine, the crowds were massive. Due to that we didn't go up the elevator, which usually you pay for and most likely worth it when it's not so crowded. Otherwise it is a beautiful piece of modern art, the museum inside is lovely and you get a lot of the history from it. Worth the visit.

Interesting, inside and out. It's also the tomb of the unknown soldier. We were able to look out the back of the museum at the top and get some cool views. Not sure if that is always that way, but if so, very cool views from the top of the hill.

An incredible massive building with art detailes. Everything you see is an art piece. Statues, columns, steps… everything. There is a bus station next to it. So you can go there by bus too.

If you are a confused tourist, it's the huge building that you can see from nearly everywhere and it's a monument for Italian unification. It's huge... Has a museum inside we didn't get to go to, but worth a walk up just to see up close if you are by any of the other local monuments. Cool to see and not something I realized was in the area because of course I only knew the main couple older buildings.

Awe-inspiring monument...however I would recommend visiting it during autumn/spring time - and not during the hot summer months (it takes determination to climb to the top of the building in the unfiltered sun). Comfy shoes are a must.

Very impressive monument. I really liked the view and the big pillars in the front. Be aware that there are many steps. The elevator to the top of the monument is a really cool addition. I don’t know if paying for this is worth it but the view is really good and you can have a look at the city from a high spot.

189 stairs to get to the elevator/cafe level. Vast amounts of polished marble. A monument to the edifice complex of Italian leaders since Roman times. The view from the top is the best in Rome, worth the price.

Definitely worth looking at. I didn't realise that you could get in. From the front it looks fenced off with security, when actually you can walk in and buy a ticket to get in and see the exhibit. OR for free you can do the self guided tour through and around the building (mostly outside) but I highly recommend it. Very enjoyable.

10/10 recommend. The vastness of this monument is incredible. The location is central to many other sights and is easy to get to via metro bus routes & taxis. Gets very crowded late morning - late afternoon, best to go early as possible. Don’t miss going to the top!

This was great. Looks amazing and free to walk around the lower levels. Walk around the back and take the lift to the top, 16 Euro's each, for an even better view. Pricey but worth it. From here you get a great view of the Colleseum, St Peter's Basilica, the Olympic Stadium and the hills around Rome.

Everything there is gigantic, it is a colossal building. Also there is a very nice view to the city. There is a glass elevator which takes you even higher for a better view but you need to buy a ticket for that.

This is a really beautiful monument that has been photographed and exhibited from the outside a million times. Inside there are a myriad of exhibits and displays well worth a good look. Admission was free. Can pay to Lift to the Roof; but the views of the city are excellent an any point.