The capital of Italy is ready to offer its guests many opportunities for a full-fledged vacation, which is worth only a sightseeing tour of Rome, which will allow you to get acquainted with its magnificent architecture.
Coliseum
A lot of interesting things can be learned from the guides (they have an archaeological and historical education) by joining the excursion - they are organized every 30 minutes (languages are the main European ones; the cost is 4.5 euros). It is worth noting that tourists will be able to attend various performances and concerts (the Colosseum is used as a decoration - it is an ellipse with an arena in the center).
Pantheon
In ancient times, Neptune, Venus and other Roman gods were worshiped here, as well as sacrificing animals during ceremonies. Today, the Pantheon is a "repository" of the remains of the Italian kings. It is worth noting that this attraction is not only a place where you can arrange a wedding photo session: wedding ceremonies are held here for those who wish.
Useful information: Address: Piazza della Rotonda, website: www.pantheonroma.com
Piazza Navona
Despite the fact that earlier the oval-shaped square was the location of the market, today trade is carried out here only during the Christmas holidays. Tourists flock here to admire the Fountain of 4 Rivers (decorated with sculptural images of such large rivers as the Danube, Ganges, Da-Plata, Nile), the Church of St. Agnes (is the "repository" of the head of Agnes and the ashes of Pope Innocent X) and other objects, and also attend the performances of street musicians.
Trevi Fountain
At the fountain, you can take a photo against the background of the figure of Neptune sitting on a chariot-shell (it is recommended to carry out your plan in the evening, when the water is illuminated by bulbs). And according to the established tradition, you can throw a coin into the water, while becoming your back to the fountain.
Hills of Rome
The hills are also symbols of Rome, among which the following stand out:
- Capitol Hill: Climbing the hill on any of the 3 stairs can visit temples and museums, as well as admire the sights from above, standing on the observation deck. Address: Piazza del Campidoglio.
- Palatine Hill: According to legend, on this hill in the Lupercal cave (the decoration of the underground room is the mosaic), a she-wolf nursed Romulus and Remus. Today the hill is interesting for the opportunity to admire the Massimo Circus and the Roman Forum from above. Address: Via di San Gregorio.
