Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Campo Marzio, Rome

Kapt’n Koko • May 7, 2018This was a gift from Egypt. Go on a m obelisk hunt and you’ll never be disappointed in Rome.

Hilal A. • June 14, 2019Best spot in Rome. You should visit, drink something and enjoy the view of Rome. There is always a guy who makes relaxing music.

Rebecka B. • September 10, 2015Favourite piazza in rome. Grab an espresso at Fellinis favourite café, Canova and enjoy some great people watching.

Feras • December 12, 2017One of the main attractions of rome. This place is very alive during the weekends, its surrounded with everything you can think of from jewelry stores to street artists. Its a must visit part of town.

Sidira K. • January 20, 2019First thing visited in Rome. Great for photos, when it's not raining, you can sit for a while & enjoy a delicious tiramisu from nearby pompi. On the top,there is a also church.Definately a must see!

Valentina T. • September 16, 2021A magic place…a location for festival, exhibitions or a drink!

Viktorija P. • October 5, 2016The fountain, the horses with the carriage, the Palm three's, Dior and other high end shops

Anne v. • April 28, 2014Portal to travellers from the north entering Rome, the outer façade was commissioned by Pius IV 1562-5, inspired by the Arch of Titus. The inner façade was designed by Bernini to Alexander VII Chigi.

Julia K. • September 15, 2016Nice and original fountain!

Jonathan V. • November 6, 2018It’s shut. Building works.

Dave S. • June 16, 2016A great vantage point overlooking Piazza del Poppoli, as well as the entire Eternal City from the southwest corner.

Ali L. • April 11, 2015I'm a big fan of this fountain. The area around it is lively but not crowded.

Pierre B. • November 9, 2014Belle fontaine du centre de la place del popolo.

Cansin P. • July 22, 2014Enjoy the scenery when you can. Breathe in the history and fall in love with monuments and lovely masterpieces as I did once. God, I love Italia so much!

Anne v. • May 1, 2014The obelisk was put up by Valadier on the Pincian in 1822; it is a Roman copy made by Hadrian for the tomb of Antinous in Tivoli, whence Elagabal moved it ca 220 to a circus outside the Porta Maggiore

Bijan K. • January 10, 2016The mausoleum is unfortunately closed to the public but still a majestic sight.

Salvatore D. • June 27, 2015A nice contraption that seems just jumped out of a steampunk novel!

Anne v. • May 1, 2014Made by Aurelian as a copy of the Flaminio for the Circus Sallustianus. Found by Sixtus V, moved by the Ludovisi to San Giovanni in Laterano in 1734, but kept horizontal. Erected in 1789 by Pius VI.