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1 day ago · 5. Palazzo Massimo. The Palazzo Massimo became a state-owned museum in the 1980s and is next to Rome's busiest train station. If you’re an ancient art enthusiast, you must visit the Palazzo Massimo. 6. The Tiber River. People enjoying the Tiber River (photo: Gabriella Clare Marino)
5 days ago · Discover 140 hidden attractions, cool sights, and unusual things to do in Rome from Torre Argentina (Roman Cat Sanctuary) to Galleria Sciarra.
4 days ago · Centro Storico di Roma is the Historic Centre and along with the Holy See (Vatican City) encompasses the site of Ancient Rome, one of the most influential past empires upon today's Western societies.
4 days ago · Couple at the Roman Forum - credits: WineDonuts/Shutterstock.com. The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are must-see tourist attractions in Rome, offering rich historical insights and impressive archaeological remains. These sites provide a glimpse into ancient Rome’s grandeur and the daily lives of its citizens. Importance in Ancient Rome
3 days ago · Picture yourself wandering through the bustling Campo de’ Fiori market, savoring the rich aromas of Italian cuisine, or retracing the steps of gladiators at the iconic Colosseum. Rome is truly a living, breathing museum; an ode to human civilization’s enduring spirit.
2 days ago · 4. Antica Fabbrica Del Cioccolato. Those who have watched Spectre (a James Bond movie) probably know of this hidden gem. It is located in the Trastevere neighbourhood and has been seen in many other films. This Italian chocolate spot is serenely located and has guided factory tours that give you insights into the chocolate-making processes.
4 days ago · Unusual Rome Attractions FAQ What to do in Rome if you don’t like history? Rome is known for its rich history, but if historical sites aren’t your cup of tea, don’t worry! The Eternal City has plenty of unique attractions that will pique your interest. Here are some offbeat places to visit:
