Top rated Archaeological sites in Rome, Italy to elevate your visit (Updated April, 2024)

Top rated Archaeological sites in Rome

Experience the best that Rome has to offer with our curated list of top-rated places. Sorted by average review scores from venues boasting over 30 reviews, these establishments promise exceptional quality and experiences to elevate your visit in the city. This list contains 10 places from Archaeological site category.

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Ostia Antica

Archaeological site

Archeological site at the architectural remains, some well preserved, of early Roman harbor city.

4.70 (8.3K reviews)

House of the Vestals

Ruin

Ancient statues in the Roman Forum situated beside remains of an old atrium & palace.

4.70 (406 reviews)

Il Tempio dei Dioscuri

Ruin

Temple ruins with 4 Corinthian columns dedicated to mythical twin gods, built c. 4th century B.C.

4.70 (141 reviews)

Marcellus Theater

Historical place

Roman theater started by Julius Caesar & pre-dating the Colosseum, the setting for summer concerts.

4.60 (9.6K reviews)

Temple of Divus Julius

Archaeological site

Historic remains of an ancient temple dedicated to Julius Caesar in the Roman Forum.

4.60 (272 reviews)

Temple of Vesta

Archaeological site

Ruins of an Ancient Roman temple, dedicated to the goddess of fire, with Corinthian columns.

4.60 (248 reviews)

Catacombs of Saint Sebastian

Museum

Ancient tunnels used as an underground tomb, named after St. Sebastian, a martyr who is buried here.

4.50 (3.4K reviews)

Basilica Sotterranea di Porta Maggiore

Archaeological site

👍👍 // MARCH 2022 // After two years of closure, Covid and restorations, the Underground Basilica of Porta Maggiore reopens its doors! What a joy. But be careful because it is by reservation only and they don't open every day. - ACCESS METHOD: You can access with a reservation by purchasing the ticket...

4.50 (145 reviews)

Ludus Magnus

Archaeological site

Remains of a large arena thought to have been a training facility for ancient gladiators.

4.40 (351 reviews)

Area Archeologica di Veio - Santuario Etrusco dell'Apollo

Archaeological site

👍👍 There is no temple of Apollo but, as well explained by the panels, the temple of Minerva (or rather of Menerva). In reality there is little to see other than the base and the perspective given by the structure which was raised to reproduce the dimensions and show a reconstruction of the pieces that...

4.20 (127 reviews)

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Top rated Archaeological sites in Rome, Italy