Most reviewed Tourist attractions in Roma Capitale

Aqueduct-fed rococo fountain, designed by Nicola Salvi & completed in 1762, with sculpted figures.

Monumental 3-tiered Roman amphitheater once used for gladiatorial games, with guided tour option.

Iconic temple built circa 118 to 125 A.D. with a dome & Renaissance tombs, including Raphael's.

Elegant square dating from the 1st century A.D., with a baroque fountain, street artists & bars.

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

Vast excavated area of Roman temples, squares & government buildings, some dating back 2,000 years.

Grand, landmark square centered by Rome's oldest obelisk & the site of the city's northern gate.

Steps with irregular butterfly-shaped design, built in 18th century at French diplomat's bequest.

Circular, 2nd-century castle housing furniture & paintings collections in Renaissance apartments.

Vast urban park with formally landscaped gardens, a lake & villas now housing important museums.

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

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

Square with an elaborate Victorian monument known as 'the typewriter' by locals & Palazzo Venezia.

Landmark papal basilica founded in the 5th century & known for its Roman mosaics & gilded ceiling.

Archaeological site close to where Julius Caesar was killed, also home to a colony of cats.

Grand 16th-century cardinal's villa in exotic hillside gardens with elaborate fountains & grottoes.

Landmark cathedral, the Pope's official seat, with ornate 1700s facade & statues of the Apostles.

Villa housing 15th- to 18th-century artworks with pieces by Bernini & Caravaggio. Booking essential.

Late Medieval square with Gian Lorenzo Bernini's 17th-century Triton Fountain at its center.

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

This historic, well-known hilltop terrace offers panoramic views of Rome.

Secluded public square with fragrant orange trees, medieval walls & views over the city & Tiber.

Pedestrian bridge, built in 134 A.D., with travertine marble fascias & spanning the River Tiber.

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

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

Grand Catholic church known for its 12th-century mosaics & lavish interior with 22 Roman columns.

Landscaped park on ancient noble Roman estate, with open-air concerts, nature trails & fountain.

Protected parkland with a Roman aqueduct & ancient archaeological sites, plus a former mill.

Aqua park and sea life center for thrilling water tube rides & slides, plus dolphin & seal shows.

17th-century Roman Catholic church with trompe l'oeil ceilings & frescoes depicting St Ignatius.

Classical Roman, Greek & Egyptian sculptures & Renaissance art in Michelangelo-designed palaces.

Michelangelo's statue of Moses dominates this coffered 400s church, also home to St. Peter's chains.

Sizable amusement park featuring a range of rides & entertainment, along with shops & restaurants.

Protected, dog-friendly park with many archaeological ruins, plus a bird hide & biking/hiking paths.

Classical 17th-century fountain, a homage to 4 rivers, featuring a Roman obelisk topped by a dove.

Remains and 40-hectare excavation site of Roman villa with museum & visitor centre.

Ornate marble fountain commissioned by Pope Paul V, floodlit at night, with impressive city views.

Ancient Christian burial tunnels containing 3rd-century frescoes & the crypts of martyrs & popes.

A historic medieval castle perched on a rocky promontory along the Italian Ligurian coast. With 11,950 reviews averaging 4.4/5, it offers stunning coastal views, archaeology museum, and atmospheric fortification exploration.

Originally built for the 1960 Olympics, this circular event venue hosts large sports events & shows.

7,000 plant species from around the world, plus fountains, a bamboo grove & a Japanese tea garden.

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

Renowned collection of 19th- & 20th-century art, including work by Canova, Modigliani & Van Gogh.

Designed by Richard Meier, this imposing, light-filled museum showcases an ornate Roman altar.

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

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

Roman shopping center with preserved forums, great hall markets & archaeological exhibits.

Bustling public square with statues, monuments & the archaeological remains of a fountain.

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