Most reviewed Historic sites in Rome, Italy to visit (Updated April, 2024)

Most reviewed Historic sites in Rome

Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Rome through these extensively reviewed and popular spots. This list contains 24 places from Historic site category.

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Circus Maximus

Historical place

Green space & remains of a stone & marble arena that could seat 250,000 Romans for chariot races.

4.50 (53K reviews)

Campidoglio

Historical place

Hilltop square designed by Michelangelo, lined with museums & offering views of the Roman forum.

4.70 (21.6K reviews)

Baths of Caracalla

Ruin

Ruins of a vast rectangular-shaped Roman thermal bath complex used from around 216 A.D. to 537 A.D.

4.60 (20.9K 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)

Trajan's Forum

Historical landmark

Remains of the Roman square, built in the 2nd-century, with a column celebrating victory over Dacia.

4.70 (8.9K reviews)

Arch of Constantine

Historical landmark

A 21m-high Roman structure made up of 3 arches decorated with figures & battle scenes.

4.70 (5.3K reviews)

Porta Maggiore

Historical place

Double-arched gateway, in Rome's 3rd-century city wall, with 2 aqueducts & a Latin inscription.

4.20 (4.3K reviews)

Quirinal Palace

Historical place

Former royal & papal residence, now the presidential palace & museum, on piazza offering city views.

4.70 (4.1K reviews)

Piazza di Siena

Tourist attraction

Grassy area dating from the 1790s, now used for al fresco performances & show-jumping competitions.

4.70 (2.6K reviews)

Aurelian Walls

Historical place

Well-preserved sections of the walls built 271–275AD under Roman emperors Aurelian & Probus.

4.60 (1.5K reviews)

Palazzo Farnese

Castle

Renowned Renaissance palace built, in part, by Michelangelo, now used as French embassy, plus tours.

4.60 (1.4K reviews)

Foro di Augusto

Historical landmark

Ancient ruins of a forum built to include a temple to Mars & provide space for legal proceedings.

4.70 (1.2K reviews)

Lateranense Palace

Historical place

An ancient palace & papal home from the 4th to 14th centuries, rebuilt in the 1500s & now a museum.

4.70 (1K reviews)

Porta San Paolo

Historical place

Preserved 3rd-century city gate, part of the Aurelian wall, home to the Museum of the Ostian Way.

4.40 (728 reviews)

Antoninus and Faustina Temple

Historical place

Ancient Roman temple built by Emperor Antoninus on his wife's death in 141 AD, with noted frieze.

4.80 (334 reviews)

Tempio di Minerva Medica

Historical place

👍👍 The Temple of Minerva Medica (4th century AD) is located in Via Giolitti in Rione XV (Esquiline), not far from Termini Station, it is a characteristic and large building of ancient ROME, located in the area where the Horti Liciniani were . The plan has ten sides with a surface of 470 square meters,...

4.20 (260 reviews)

Tabularium

Historical place

Remains of building that conserved bronze tabulae containing official deeds & laws of Roman State.

4.70 (237 reviews)

Palatine Hill

Historical place

👍👍 Palatine Hill contains gardens and buildings. It has wonderful views, particularly of the Forum. There are toilets available. You can enter this area at any time using your ticket. Some of the buildings can only be entered if you have the right ticket. I had the basic one, which did not allow me ent...

4.80 (230 reviews)

Palazzo Poli

Historical place

This ornate 17th-century palazzo forms a striking backdrop for the iconic Trevi Fountain.

4.80 (171 reviews)

Ruderi di Galèria Antica

Historical place

👍👍 A beautiful abandoned medieval village causes a malaria epidemic. Access to the village is a bit complicated as there are no signs, the path that leads there has been closed by private owners (there is a pedestrian access next to the gate) so you have to park on the roadside on the right , then you...

4.60 (143 reviews)

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Most reviewed Historic sites in Rome, Italy