7 Amazing All Time Things To Do In Rome

By Carolyn Williams


Rome is one of the most rewarding places to visit. It offers incredible rewards to your eyes and mind both day and night. Every inch of the city has packaged a gift for you. There are thousands of things to do in Rome but a few of them stand out. Here are seven of the best that will make your visit and stay rewarding.

A visit to the Roman Forum is a lesson about ancient history and planning. It ranks high among the most iconic world structures. The forum features history that dates back several centuries back. The place of the forum has been preserved in history. Among the attractions within this forum are Trajan Column, Arch of Titus and Circus Maximus.

The Colosseum stands out among the markers of Roman Empire existence. Though its history is bloody and lengthy, it attracts over four million visitors every year. It has an estimated capacity of 50,000 people and has witnessed some of the bloodiest and gladiatorial fights in history. It was also a venue for excellent animal fights.

Pantheon is an architectural marvel where all kings were buried. The name, however, refers to a temple of all gods. It took ten years to build between 118 AD and 128 AD. At a certain time, it was considered the largest doom in the world, until more architecture overtook it. It has earned top position among the best preserved Roman Empire monument. Architects consider it as the most perfect structure to-date.

Pizza Navona is an over shaped popular public space that brings together excellent restaurants, gelaterias and souvenir shops. It also serves as the home to Museo di Roma. The area displays excellent sculptures that symbolize the largest four rivers in the world. Your eyes will be entertained by excellent Baroque art as well. Italian wine is also served in restaurants adjacent to Santa Maria della Pace, the majestic ancient church.

Vatican City remains among the most recognizable Roman Empire and historical sites to-date. It takes the shape of a hand embracing the visitor. Despite this being a holy ground for Catholics, it welcomes all religions and visitors. Among the areas to visit here are Raphaels Rooms and Caste SantAngelo, that gave refuge to popes during attacks. The city also hosts antique structures and old master paintings for tourists.

The Spanish steps lead to Trinita dei Monti Church and are located at the legendary shopping street of Via dei Condotti. There is a ship shaped Fountain by Bernini from above. There is a fine under the radar museum located off the steps. There are more views around this area for the daring and adventurous souls. It is great fun to walk on the path of great history.

It is unforgivable to travel to Rome and not visit the Trevi Fountain. This is the site for the magnificent triton guarded baroque statues. By throwing a coin into the fountain, the legend says that you will return to Rome. Since the wonders of the city are inexhaustible, this is a chance to increase your chances. With so many visitors to the site during the day, early mornings and late evenings present the best opportunities.




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