Most reviewed Tourist attractions in Roma Capitale

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 Roma Capitale through these extensively reviewed and popular spots.

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#203

Nobleman's palace dating back to the 1500s, with columned facades, frescoed vaults & art displays.

4.50 (1K reviews)
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#205

St Paul's Gate

Historical place

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

4.50 (1K reviews)
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#209

Movie posters & other memorabilia, on display at the villa of the late actor & singer Alberto Sordi.

4.30 (1K reviews)
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#218

Palazzo Montecitorio

Government office

Elegant 17th-century palace used as the Chamber of Deputies for Italy's parliament.

4.30 (940 reviews)
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#220

On the left bank of the River Tiber, this public park offers a leafy escape from the busy city.

4.60 (915 reviews)
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#223

Galleria Sciarra

Tourist attraction

Elegant palace atrium with lavish frescoes & a glass-&-iron roof dating to the late 19th century.

4.60 (901 reviews)
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#231

Gazometro

Historical landmark

Striking, cylindrical iron structure built in the 1930s, now hosting festivals & art exhibits.

4.30 (844 reviews)
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#232

Paintings & sculpture by Giorgio di Chirico, Andy Warhol & Gino Severini in a 19th-century orangery.

4.40 (842 reviews)
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#243

Piazza Colonna

Historical landmark

This elegant city square houses the marble Column of Marcus Aurelius which was erected in AD193.

4.60 (790 reviews)
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#247

Door with alchemical inscriptions & statues of Egyptian gods, once part of a 1600s villa.

4.10 (763 reviews)
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#250

Septimius Severus Arch

Historical landmark

Marble arch erected at northwest corner of the Forum in 203 AD to celebrate defeat of the Parthians.

4.80 (738 reviews)

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