Top 60 Things To Do in Rome 2019 - Best Activities in Rome

Rome's Keyhole

A pleasant surprise

Rome's Keyhole

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This is one of those strange things that you have to do at least once. Even if you come back time and time again, it never ceases to impress. Set in the gate of the Knights of Malta headquarters you’ll find a keyhole offering a magnificent furtive peep of St. Peter’s Basilica. Read more ›

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Borromini's Perspective

Sights 21 3

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A perspective trick

Borromini's Perspective

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Here you can experience a magnificent play on perspective. Borromini’s corridor deceives the onlooker whose gaze stretches far deeper than its actual length. The effect was cleverly created with a gradually rising floor, converging walls and a descending ceiling. Read more ›

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Rione Monti

Nightlife 18 6

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Hip shopping & drinking spot

Rione Monti

18

Rione Monti is a trendy neighbourhood that attracts a young and creative crowd. Locals like to walk here in the afternoons and shop in alternative boutiques before heading out for aperitifs once the sun has gone down. From 8 pm onwards, especially on weekends, the square transforms into a vibrant meeting place for hip and stylish people. Read more ›

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Giardino degli Aranci

Sights 22 7

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A terrace set amongst oranges trees

Giardino degli Aranci

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Giardino degli Aranci (“Orange Garden”) is a little slice of Eden. It’s a romantic and relaxing spot perfect for lovers as well as for those who simply want to spend some time alone. From the small terrace surrounded by orange trees you can look down over the city and regain a bit of peace. Read more ›

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Appia Antica Regional Park

Sights 18 3

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A park brimming with Roman ruins

Appia Antica Regional Park

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Here’s your chance to have an amazing adventure in the Roman countryside. Imagine a huge park with high pines, green fields and an ancient road that leads you to a bounty of Roman aqueducts, old churches and tombs. Read more ›

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Pantheon

Sights 21 4

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The temple with the hole

Pantheon

21

As it’s located in the heart of Rome, the Pantheon is a place that locals regularly pass by. Sometimes we need step inside to once again be amazed by its fabulous architecture. “Have you ever seen a building with a hole in its ceiling?” is a local joke. Read more ›

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Villa Borghese & Pincio

Sights 19 2

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Historical park in the city centre

Villa Borghese & Pincio

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Located in the heart of Rome, Villa Borghese is one of the largest public parks in the city. Locals often come here on weekends to walk or cycle. It attracts families as well as couples with its romantic atmosphere. Read more ›

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Quartiere Coppedè

Sights 20 6

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Art nouveau neighbourhood

Quartiere Coppedè

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A big arch leads you into this marvellous little residential quarter hidden in the Parioli neighbourhood. Elegant, romantic and quiet, Quartiere Coppedé is an unexpected and bizarre area perfect for a dreamy stroll. Read more ›

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Musei Vaticani & the Sistine Chapel

Things To Do 20 6

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When in Rome…

Musei Vaticani & the Sistine Chapel

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Musei Vaticani is one of Rome’s most precious treasures and, unsurprisingly, one of the city’s top tourist attractions. Locals only visit the museums once or twice in a lifetime, so don’t expect to meet us there. Nevertheless, Musei Vaticani and its Sistine Chapel are must-see sights when in Rome. Read more ›

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Ponte Milvio Market

Other 22 7

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Antique market on the river

Ponte Milvio Market

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Ponte Milvio Market is one of the best ways to enjoy the Tevere River during the daytime. Located beside the river, it’s a place where antique lovers come to take a pleasant stroll under the chestnut trees while browsing a great selection of antique furniture and other objects. Read more ›

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Galleria Borghese

Things To Do 13 3

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The museum of masterpieces

Galleria Borghese

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Galleria Borghese is home to a rich collection of paintings and sculptures. You’ll find some of the finest works of western art here including Caravaggio‘s ‘David with the Head of Goliath’, Canova’s ‘Paolina Borghese’ and a series by Gian Lorenzo Bernini to name just a few. Read more ›

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Wunderkammern

Things To Do 8 1

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Street art gallery

Wunderkammern

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The Wunderkammern contemporary art gallery is a favourite amongst local artists and young people. Located in the Tor Pignattara neighbourhood (an extension of the creative Pigneto district), it hosts up-to-date exhibitions by Italian as well as international artists. Read more ›

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Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore

Sights 16 2

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Santa Maria Maggiore

Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore

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An absolutely beautiful basilica. Unlike most of the attractions in Rome this is not so packed with tourists. You can admire great mosaics and some tombs with skeletons and skulls on. The ceiling is just breathtaking. Read more ›

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Via dei Coronari

Sights 15 2

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Rome's antique row

Via dei Coronari

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Strolling along Via dei Coronari is always exciting when you’re looking for some creative inspiration. Located right behind Piazza Navona, it’s a peaceful street brimming with antique stores. Here you can find a unique selection of antique furniture and design objects. Read more ›

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MAXXI

Sights 9 1

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Contemporary art & architecture

MAXXI

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When MAXXI opened in 2010, Rome’s youth was renewed. Before this time the city had no contemporary buildings or museums. This is a place where you can visit contemporary art and architecture exhibitions as well as other hyped events. Read more ›

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Gianicolo

Things To Do 13 4

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Puppet show & breathtaking panorama

Gianicolo

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The puppet show at Gianicolo Belvedere is a tradition for every family in Rome. All Roman children have been brought here by their parents at least once in their lifetime. It’s a funny and cheerful experience for children and children at heart. Read more ›

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Cripta dei Cappuccini

Sights 16 3

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A macabre surprise

Cripta dei Cappuccini

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You'd never expect a place like this to be located on elegant Via Veneto! From the outside it appears to be a simple church, but don’t let the façade fool you – deep below the building there's a fascinating crypt bursting with sculpted skeletal remains. Read more ›

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San Luigi dei Francesi

Things To Do 14 4

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See Caravaggio for free

San Luigi dei Francesi

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It’s no secret that Rome is home to innumerable churches, however this one is particularly special as there are several masterpieces hidden within. When strolling near the Pantheon and Piazza Navona, it’s worth visiting this church to admire artworks by Caravaggio...for free! Read more ›

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Casa dell'Architettura

Sights 9 0

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Architecture & street art museum

Casa dell'Architettura

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This perfectly restored building is especially beautiful with its cylindrical body and marine décor. The surrounding garden is a relaxing oasis in the stressful neighbourhood behind Termini train station. Read more ›

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Parco degli Acquedotti

Sights 8 1

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Do come back to the Roman Times!

Parco degli Acquedotti

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Because you feel you are inside the history. This place is full of energy and you can smell and see how ancient Roman time is interacting with today's Roman life. It is a huge city park crossed by two aqueducts, a small lake and fruit trees. Read more ›

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Palazzo della Civiltà e del Lavoro

Sights 6 2

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A modern take on the Colosseum

Palazzo della Civiltà e del Lavoro

6

The building called Palazzo della Civiltà del Lavoro or simply the Colosseo Quadrato (Square Colosseum), is an icon of Fascist architecture. It's a different kind of architecture in Rome, as the whole EUR area, it's like being in a different city. Read more ›

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Macro Testaccio

Sights 8 1

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A contemporary art space

Macro Testaccio

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Macro Testaccio is located in the heart of Testaccio, one of the liveliest neighbourhoods for nightlife lovers. This might explain why it’s open from 4 pm until midnight. A branch of Macro, Rome’s Museum of Contemporary Art, it hosts modern art exhibitions, installations and a range of art-related events. Read more ›

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National Gallery of Ancient Art of Barberini Palace

Things To Do 6 1

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Borromini, Bernini, Caravaggio, oh my

National Gallery of Ancient Art of Barberini Palace

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Writing about places like Palazzo Barberini makes me freeze up, because how can anybody ever do it justice? Some of the world's most famous pieces of art are housed here, in this ancient palace of incomparable beauty. And there's a secret garden; need I say more? Read more ›

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Macro

Sights 7 0

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Rome's museum of contemporary art

Macro

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In 2011 this majestic building was transformed into a big museum for contemporary art. Come here for the modern art exhibitions or to simply enjoy a coffee at the hyped bar, or a meal at the fashionable restaurant. Read more ›

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Bioparco di Roma

Things To Do 8 1

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Rome's zoo

Bioparco di Roma

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Bioparco is, as its name suggest, a bio park and not simply a zoo with cages. It’s made up of several areas that allow the animals to reproduce in their natural habitats. It also has a separate building just for reptiles. Read more ›

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Auditorium Parco della Musica

Nightlife 8 1

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The concert hall of Rome

Auditorium Parco della Musica

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The three buildings that make up Auditorium Parco della Musica ("Auditorium Music Park") were designed by the Italian architect Renzo Piano. He labelled the auditorium a “culture factory”. Check out the programme for upcoming concerts. You can also have lunch or dinner at the ‘Red’ restaurant within. Read more ›

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Palazzo delle Esposizioni

Sights 6 0

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Exhibition space & culture centre

Palazzo delle Esposizioni

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Situated in a recently renovated historic building, the beautiful Palazzo delle Espozizioni is known amongst locals for hosting some of the best exhibitions in town. Sometimes they also have cinema evenings where you can watch cult films that aren’t screened anywhere else. Read more ›

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Verano Cemetery

Sights 8 0

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A monumental cemetery

Verano Cemetery

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Verano is Rome’s main cemetery. It’s also the oldest and most central one. Not many locals visit this monumental spot, even though it is indeed rich with monuments. It’s a peaceful place to walk when you feel like escaping the stressful San Lorenzo neighbourhood. Read more ›

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Villa Medici - Accademia di Francia a Roma

Sights 7 1

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One of the most beautiful villas of Rome

Villa Medici - Accademia di Francia a Roma

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The Académie de France better known as well as "Villa Medici" is located at the top of the Spanish Steps on the Pincian hill. It's a cultural centre originally created by Louis XIV to enable French artists to live in the city, gain inspiration from their surroundings, and develop their crafts. Read more ›

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Barattolo

Nightlife 6 0

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Every food wonder trapped in a jar

Barattolo

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Because it is an alternative to bookshops where everything tastes genuine and it is served on fun jars. Price are average and you can read books freely or play games. There is a children area, too Read more ›

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Chiostro del Bramante

Sights 6 0

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A courtyard & museum

Chiostro del Bramante

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Chiostro del Bramante is an example of High Renaissance architecture in Rome. It was originally a monastery complex which also included the adjacent Santa Maria della Pace church – the home of Raphael's famous Sibyls fresco. Walking through the cloister is a real experience! Read more ›

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GNAM

Things To Do 5 2

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National gallery of modern art

GNAM

5

GNAM (Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna) is the national gallery of modern art. It has many rooms containing a wealth of contemporary masterpieces. It takes a long time to see all of the collections so locals usually come here for the temporary exhibitions. Read more ›

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Villa Doria Pamphili

Sights 6 4

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The biggest park in Rome

Villa Doria Pamphili

6

Villa Pamphili is one of the best places to visit on a sunny day. It's a huge park where locals come to walk, jog, cycle and play football, especially on weekends. Depending on your mood, you can either find a secret corner or share a big grassy patch with others. Read more ›

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Fraschette

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A trip to a traditional Roman tavern

Fraschette

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Relax and enjoy typical Italian cuisine and locally produced wine at a “fraschette”. More often than not located in revamped cellars, these taverns can only be found in the regions of Ariccia and Castelli Romani on the outskirts of Rome. There’s no finer place to savour the best porchetta, cured meats and a whole array of typical Roman dishes… Read more ›

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The gardens of Rome's Japanese Cultural Institute

Sights 5 1

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A corner of Japan in Rome

The gardens of Rome's Japanese Cultural Institute

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Italy is home to some amazing "giardini all’italiana" but if you're visiting Rome and one day you feel like taking a break from this kind of aesthetic and want to immerse yourself in a very different interpretation of outside space, you might enjoy a visit to the Japanese garden of the Japanese Cultural Institute. Read more ›

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Forte Prenestino

Things To Do 5 1

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Iconic social centre

Forte Prenestino

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This is one of the oldest social centres in Rome. As it’s located in a 19th century fort, it features amazing underground galleries and rooms, as well as a drawbridge. It also has a big open-air space where concerts and festivals are held in spring and summer. Read more ›

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Casa del Jazz

Nightlife 5 0

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The house of jazz

Casa del Jazz

5

It’s one of the best jazz houses in Europe. What’s more, the location is great. Set in a 1930s country villa complete with a public park, café and restaurant, it’s THE place in Rome to see both famous and lesser-known Italian and international jazz musicians. Read more ›

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Il Museo Del Louvre

Things To Do 5 2

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Art and Photography lovers' secret

Il Museo Del Louvre

5

This little shop is dedicated entirely photography. If you are an art/photography lover, you should go and have a look. It is in Jewish Ghetto, in a narrow street. Sometimes they make some photography exhibitions. A true gem! Believe me, you will be impressed. Read more ›

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The downhill rise

Sights 6 0

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A mysterious spot

The downhill rise

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Just a few kilometres from Rome in the Castelli Romani area, there’s a strange slope where gravity doesn’t seem to work. Everything you put on the ground rises instead of rolling down! Read more ›

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Bocca della Verità

Sights 6 1

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“The Mouth of Truth”

Bocca della Verità

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Even though it’s small, the Bocca della Verità is one of Rome’s major attractions. It’s a circular marble sculpture of a large face with an open mouth. Hundreds of visitors line up each day for the chance to put a hand in its mouth. You’ll find it just outside the entrance of Basilica di Saint Maria in Cosmedin – another church worthy of a visit. Read more ›

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Villa Torlonia

Sights 5 2

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Art Nouveau & nature

Villa Torlonia

5

Villa Torlonia is an elegant and quiet park with refined paths, palms, aviaries and beautiful Art Nouveau buildings. Step inside this recently renovated gem for a trip back to the 1920s. It’s a great place for peaceful walks, jogging and playing with children. Read more ›

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Borgo Pio

Sights 3 1

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Quiet neighbourhood behind the Vatican

Borgo Pio

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Borgo Pio is a small historic neighbourhood located just beyond the walls of the Vatican in the heart of Rome. Here you can take a pleasant stroll through ancient alleyways past small trattorias and bars. It’s a quiet and traditional area where you can easily escape the crowds. Read more ›

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Dorothy Circus Gallery

Things To Do 4 2

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Pop surrealism exhibition space

Dorothy Circus Gallery

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If you love pop surrealism, you’ll definitely enjoy the exhibitions here. The atmosphere is really magical. It was the first art gallery in Rome to specialise in this genre. It also has a good art bookshop that sells monograph books, limited edition prints and art toys. Read more ›

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Via Margutta

Sights 4 0

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A poetic street

Via Margutta

4

When you feel like skipping the chaos of Piazza di Spagna and Via del Corso, simply take a walk along the quiet Via Margutta. This narrow street takes you back in time to an era when Federico Fellini and Giulietta Masina called it home. Read more ›

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Villa Ada

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A peaceful public park

Villa Ada

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Villa Ada is the favourite public park of locals living in northern Rome. People come to this big and peaceful oasis to walk, jog and play with their children. It’s especially popular on sunny weekends. Read more ›

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The Catacombs of Rome

Sights 5 1

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Sacred burial grounds beneath the city

The Catacombs of Rome

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Venturing underground to visit the catacombs is an experience not to be missed. With narrow alleys, chapels, stairways and arches, it’s as if you’re walking through a mini subterranean city. These early burial grounds hold huge historical and religious significance, and while they’re a little bit macabre, they’re also amazing. Read more ›

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Gagosian Gallery

Things To Do 3 1

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International art gallery

Gagosian Gallery

3

Gagosian Galleries are amongst the most important contemporary art spaces in the world. A trip to the Roman branch gives you the chance to discover works by big international names. Previous artists featured include Cy Twombly, Damien Hirst and Lawrence Weiner to name a few. Read more ›

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Roseto Comunale

Sights 4 3

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A romantic rose garden

Roseto Comunale

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Right beside the Circo Massimo at the foot of Palatino Hill, you’ll find one of the most romantic gardens in the city. It’s home to over 1000 species of roses including both botanical and antique varieties. Read more ›

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Centrale Montemartini Museum

Sights 3 0

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Not a standard museum

Centrale Montemartini Museum

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This is one of the most conceptually fascinating museums I have come across so far. The sculptures, the mosaics, the machines seem to communicate, permeate with each other. After the madness of most touristic sites in Rome, this is a pure oasis of calm and beauty. Read more ›

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Cinecittà Studios

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Legendary film studios

Cinecittà Studios

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They run a guided tour of the outdoor sets including Broadway/New York, ancient Rome and 15th century Florence including a backstage visit. Part of the tour focuses on the personality of Federico Fellini and includes screenings, visits to certain areas dedicated to him and, when possible, a visit to the famous Teatro 5. Read more ›

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Abbazia delle Tre Fontane

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Hidden peaceful Abbey

Abbazia delle Tre Fontane

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Nice place surrounded by nature and small walking path. It is an interesting place to visit for those who like churches and history, and willing to find a quiet oasis, hidden away from the hustle and bustle of Rome. Read more ›

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Campidoglio

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Romantic sight on the Archeological Area

Campidoglio

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Walk on top of the Capitoline Hill and enjoy the stunning view of the Archeological Site by night! Take romantic pics and let yourself be led by the Roman wind... especially at the end of a summer day, when you have to face the heat. Descend from the hill and two steps away from Piazza Venezia, you can opt for a tour of the Colosseum. Read more ›

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Globe Theatre

Things To Do 2 3

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An open-air theatre in Villa Borghese

Globe Theatre

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Experience the magic of the theatre in the heart of the elegant Villa Borghese public park. It’s a great place to spend a night out in summer. Imagine watching a Shakespearean play in an Elizabethan theatre in a beautiful park setting! Read more ›

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Mod Salons

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Cool hair salon

Mod Salons

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Many alternative and fashionable locals have their hair cut here. It’s one of the few salons in Rome where the hairdressers understand (and follow) your instructions. Whether you’re a rocker, biker, hipster, fashionista or something completely different, you’ll be more than satisfied with Mod. Read more ›

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Colosseum Belvedere

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Breathtaking view

Colosseum Belvedere

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The Belvedere has been recently opened to the public and, in my opinion, it should be more taken into consideration. The famous Hypogeum (also known as "undeground") steals the show, but from the upper tiers the view is stunning and from there it is also possible to have an overlook on the underground floor, which is partially uncovered. Read more ›

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Tor Marancia Lotto 1 Street Art

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Unexpectedly colourful suburb in Rome

Tor Marancia Lotto 1 Street Art

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The Tor Marancia district was originally a slum founded in 1935 as a result of forced evictions carried out in Piazza Venezia and the town developed when social housing came into place. An impressive project took place in 2015 when renowned artists have been invited to paint whole city-block facades in this area. Read more ›

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Terme di Trastevere

Things To Do 2 0

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Ancient Roman style spa

Terme di Trastevere

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Located in the central neighbourhood of Trastevere, this spa offers you the chance to enjoy a range of different treatments including massages, baths, showers, body masks and more in a unique atmosphere inspired by ancient Rome. Read more ›

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Benito Mussolini's bunker

Sights 2 1

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Secret World War II Bunker

Benito Mussolini's bunker

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It's an off the beaten path place for history buffs. The bunker is fascinating and offer a glimpse of WW2 history. Between 1925-1943, Mussolini lived here with his family and he built the underground chambers to protect himself from possible air raids and gas attacks. Read more ›

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The race club

Nightlife 2 0

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Speakeasy Top

The race club

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If you are looking for a place where to relax, enjoy a unique atmosphere and sip the best cocktails in town then you must head to The Race Club. It is a speakeasy bar concept and they take it very seriously: furniture and lighting are rigorously reproducing the 20s, 30s style and even cocktails are inspired by the authentic recipes. Read more ›

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Centrale Montemartini

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Classical art & industrial archaeology

Centrale Montemartini

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This disused 19th century power station is now home to one of the best collections of Greek and Roman statues in the world. It’s a fascinating example of industrial archaeology converted into a museum. Read more ›

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Quartiere Coppedè

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San Luigi dei Francesi

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