Most reviewed Sculptures in Rome, Italy

Carving of man's face on ancient manhole cover, a popular attraction due to the myth attached to it.

Weathered outdoor replica of the famed she-wolf statue & symbol of Rome, atop a column.

👍👍 Its construction began in 1885 and ended in 1911. It was built to commemorate the unification of Italy and its people and to honor the first King of Italy, Vittorio Emanuele II. The equestrian statue in the center of the monument is in fact his portrait. The sculpture is made from the bronze casting...

👍👍 It's an Historical land mark, which is visited by many tourists every day. Giuseppe Maria Garibaldi, whose statue is being erected over here, was an Italian general, patriot, revolutionary and republican. He is well known for his great contribution for the unification of Italy and the creation of th...

👍👍 According to Rome Tourism's Obelisk PDF brochure, there are fourteen obelisks in Rome. Eight are Egyptian and six Roman, (the Romans created replicas with hieroglyphs), Obelisco Lateranense is one of the eight Egyptian obelisks. None of the Egyptian obelisks were gifted, Augustus was the first to st...

😐 I give 3 stars only out of respect for PPP. The area is left to itself, no mowing and no cleaning of the plants. No directions to get there (we were on bikes and had to ask the inhabitants). It's a shame... It's very sad to see how the monuments are neglected...

👍👍 Trilussa was the third great Roman dialectal poet appeared on the scene from the nineteenth century onwards: if Belli with his expressive realism took fully the language of the most popular layers to merge it into short icastic sonnets. In addition, Trilussa devised a language even closer to Italian...

👍 The fountain in piazza dell'Ara Coeli, built in 1589, after the addition of the Acqua Felice, is located on a square not far from the Campidoglio, along the most important access road to the hill which, in those years, was undergoing a deep building renovation.