The Basilica of San Clemente has a lot of secrets, trhee levels, two are underground, the last one hides a river!
Don't die here! Unless you want to have hammered your skeleton to the wall...
Best view in all of Rome. Go down the hill to the Roman Forum on the way to the coloseo/coliseum
The catacombs of St. Callixtus are among the greatest and most important of Rome.They originated about the middle of the second century and are part of a cemeterial complex which occupies an area of.
A long stretch of the ancient Via Appia in Rome, complete with original paving and lined with ruined tombs, catacombs and other sites worth visiting.
Michelangelo's last public work. An often forgotten restoration masterpiece. Visit the exhibition hall for details and architectural drawings.
Rome has lots of churches but this one is especially worth a visit. Climb up the stairs to get an unforgettable view of Rome early in the morning.
the famous "spanish steps"...this is the place you go for the scenic views of the tourists shopping on Via Condotti. Pretty fun hangout spot.
On the doors there is a tiny key hole that when looked through will take your breath away. Be sure to stop in the orange parks on your climb up the hill.
The optical illusion on the ceiling is best viewed from the yellow spots on the floor of the nave.
Admire the skyline of Rome through a fresh perspective! These romantic gardens dominate the city. The fragrant orange trees make this spot a dream in Spring.
You’re well placed, afterwards, for a spot of pre-flight shopping, either in the chic (and costly) boutiques of Via dei Condotti.
