Fountain of Neptune
Obelisk of Domition
Tourist season in Vatican City
Pieta - Michaelangelo
The Castel Sant’Angelo was originally built as the tomb of Roman Emperor Hadrian in 135 AD. This mausoleum was eventually converted into a military fortress that protected Rome during the Middle Ages. Since then, it has served as the Papal Residence, a prison during the Renaissance era and now, as one of Rome’s museums.
The large national monument built between 1885 and 1935 to honour Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of a united Italy.
The Colosseum & the Forum
Palatine Hill
Home of the rich and the emperors
Temple of the Vestal Virgins
Circus Maximus - designed for horse racing and chariot racing
The Arch of Constantine
Fountain of the Longboat
Museum of Ara Pacis
Palace of Justice
Spanish Steps
Cathedral of Rome
Prophets of the Bible
Column of the Immaculate Conception
Trevi Fountain
Construction of the Pantheon Rome started in 27 BCE on the order of Marcus Agrippa. It is one of the few buildings from ancient Rome that has stayed completely intact. The current temple and characteristic round dome were not built until the 2nd century, under emperor Hadrian, after Agrippa's building was damaged by a large fire in 80 CE and again in 110 when it was struck by lightning. It has been in continuous use ever since.
Tombs of the Kings of Italy
Raphael
Tomb of the great artist Raphael 1483-1520
