Most reviewed Landmarks in Rome, Italy

Refined 18th-century square, location of the Spanish Steps & the Church of Trinità dei Monti.

Grand marble neoclassical temple honoring Italy's first king & First World War soldiers.

Built in the 5th century, this arched gate was a passageway through the 3rd-century city walls.

Monumental 16th-century gateway with marble columns, statues of saints & a papal coat of arms.

👍👍 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,...

Ancient gate with battlements & an archway adjoining historic 3rd-century city walls.

Military museum with artifacts related to the Bersaglieri, an infantry battalion dating from 1836.

👍👍 The Tiburtina gate consists of a travertine arch, commissioned by Augustus in 5 BC, as the entrance door to the city and as a support for the aqueduct pipes. In the years between 270 and 275 AD the emperor Aurelian incorporated it into the walls he had built in bricks to protect the city. Other Roma...

👍👍 Beautiful and of high historical value, it's a shame that it is not rightly valued as it deserves