One of the most famous symbols of Rome and a masterpiece of Roman Baroque. The fountain, scenic and monumental, is famous throughout the world for the tradition of coin toss.

The most famous amphitheatre in ancient Rome, built to host public performances, gladiator fights and major events. Even today it is one of the most iconic monuments in the world.

The ancient Roman stadium dedicated to quadrighe racing, located between the Palatine and the Aventine. A huge and suggestive place, linked to public life and the shows of ancient Rome.

Ancient Roman theater commissioned by Julius Caesar and completed by Augustus, often considered a sort of “small Colosseum”. A fascinating monument that recounts the passage from ancient Rome to the medieval city.

One of the seven hills of Rome and symbolic heart of the city. The square, redesigned by Michelangelo, houses the Palazzo Senatorio and the Capitoline Museums.

Imposing monument dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II and the Unification of Italy. Also known as the Altar of the Fatherland, it dominates Piazza Venezia with its grand white staircase.

One of the most central and important squares in Rome, meeting point between great historical streets of the city. From here you can admire the Vittoriano, Palazzo Venezia and the beginning of Via dei Fori Imperiali.

One of the best preserved monuments of ancient Rome, famous for its monumental dome and central oculus. Originally a Roman temple, today it is one of the most visited architectural wonders of the city.