Rome

About Rome

It's difficult to know where to begin in a city brimming with antiquity and Christian icons. Of course, your personal interests will guide your decisions, but there are some sites that are almost mandatory landmarks of Italy and top attractions around the world, such as the Colosseum and the Pantheon. Because Rome is so large, even the most ardent tourist should take some time to relax and enjoy la dolce vita in a park or sidewalk café. And intersperse these more serious attractions with a few that are simply tourist icons: the Spanish Steps and that place all tourists must go to toss in their coin, the Trevi Fountain. Make your trip super memorable with this handy list of the top attractions in Rome, you'll be able to choose the best places to visit, and you can have the best times.

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Vatican City

The Vatican, officially known as the State of the Vatican City, is the Roman Catholic Church's capital. Vatican City is famous for its architectural marvels, as it is the world's smallest autonomous country. This small country has its unique beauty, with historical and religious structures. Vatican Museums, Vatican Gardens, Sistine Chapel, and Basilica of St. Peter are among the many outstanding sights that draw history buffs and pilgrims to the country. The Vatican Museums alone attract about 4.3 million tourists each year, making tourism the city's principal source of wealth. This attraction is a must to visit.

St. Peter’S Square

St. Peter's Square, commonly known as "Piazza San Pietro," is the hub of the city and serves as the entrance to the Vatican. St. Peter's Basilica, the world's second-largest Catholic church, is located directly in front of the square. The square's pattern is similar to that of a keyhole. The design represents the motherly/maternal arms of the church' embracing and safeguarding the brethren and measures roughly 320 by 240m with colonnaded wings. This place makes you feel elated and is worth your visit, make it count and enjoy the most beautiful view with your family.

Centro Storico

A junction - Centro Storico - stands in the heart of the city, among all of the city's major attractions, with a variety of monuments presenting their own history. This place offers a limitless amount of things to see and do, from prominent Italian high street companies like Fendi, Gucci, and Versace to on-the-spot brewed beers. The Centro Storico is also known for its street cuisine, which can be savoured while taking in the magnificent ancient architecture. In general, if you're seeking for things to do in Rome, you shouldn't miss Centro Storico. Make your trip an unforgettable visit.