Suggestions for Structure near Rome

Bach • August 18, 2014One of the most gorgeous structures of both ancient and modern Rome. Just an incredible place with a mystical feeling all around.

Rivi • February 24, 2017Great structure. Huge history.

Boaz S. • September 25, 2015Amazingly this 13bc structure once held 20k people. Today you can walk in amongst the ruins and admire their glory

Nigel H. • April 23, 2017By far my favourite place in Rome. Such an amazing structure, very imposing

Alex T. • January 28, 2016During City Lunch for only 16 euros it’s possible to eat exquisite dishes of great quality, sitting in a beautiful modern structure made of glass, but if the weather is nice there is also a balcony.

Daniel • August 10, 2014The Ara Pacis Agustae, Altar of Augustan Peace, is a beautiful monument from the 1st century BCE that is encased in a modern structure by renowned architect Richard Meier.

Salvatore D. • June 24, 2015A monument to an era. Devoted to king Vittorio Emanuele II, the structure has his equestrian sculpture and other statues.

Diana B. • October 5, 2017best gelato i had in rome both flavour and quality and structure of the ice cream were mouthwatering, also you must taste their chocolates they're one of the best i've ever eaten

Johannes D. • September 20, 2014The bamboo structure exhibit is amazing but not open all the time, so check before you go

L C. • September 22, 2018Amazing structure, great view from the other side of the river

Anne v. • April 28, 2014"Via Lata, racecourse of the city on festive days, deformed by intervening structures & protruding buildings, has been freed & straightened for public convenience & beauty" plaque Corso/via delle Vite

Valentina T. • April 1, 2022Splendid palace, historic residence now home to events. Today it hosted secret room by yoox a luxury brand sales event of the well-known online shop, an amazing location!

Emircan E. • June 3, 2018Many of the oldest and most important structures of the ancient city were located on or near the Forum.

Arianna M. • March 2, 2013Tutti i dettagli della prospettiva di Palazzo spada: http://vimeo.com/m/35634092

Camila R. • June 27, 2011A lot of people but the artwork is amazing. The structure is amazing but after viewing the artwork you become engulfed in it. You forget the people, the heat and concentrate on the gorgeous art.

Mashael A. • April 25, 2023It is famous for being a historic monument, as the oldest water source in the entire city of Rome. The ancient structure provided water to both ancient baths and central city fountains.

Zee &. • July 2, 2016Beatiful palace with amazing garden with fountains. Really excellent art collection.

Artemi M. • September 24, 2015My favourite fountain in all of Rome :)

Clementina • April 20, 2015The view from above its totally worth it!

Neriman K. • October 14, 2023En güzel manzaraları görebileceğiniz bir yer. Eğer roma forumundaysanız burayı görmeden terasta bir fotoğraf çektirmeden gitmeyin.

Panagiotis G. • December 28, 2018Amazing enormous building with many beautiful paintings and splendid architecture. Really worth admiring every detail of this beautiful Church.

L C. • June 15, 2018Serene and fulfilling... must see at morning and night

Dasha K. • October 11, 2016One of my favorite place in Rome . Vast space, architecture, cosy cafes nearby make this square a perfect place to walk, admire and think how beautiful Rome is)

MLe B. • July 5, 2016One of the most beautiful churches in Rome.. Don't forget to see the crypt too.

Dave S. • June 16, 2016Beautiful statues, wonderfully lit at night, and street musicians help add to the ambiance on certain occasions.

Sofia C. • April 15, 2016Beautiful huge green garden around the galery, with fountains, lake, zoo... Worthy of a few hours or day. Gallery very organized, no crowd inside, beautiful ceilings. Must buy ticket in advance!

Sultan • September 4, 2015Great sight and rich of history, recommended for photoholic, i prefer to visit it in a romantic shape (evening)

Fluying ✅. • September 1, 2018In 1550, a church was housed inside the ancient temple. The green door shows the street level at the time of Michelangelo. The long staircase was underground until excavated in the 1800s.

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.

Josh T. • May 29, 2017Beautiful spot for a sunset with view over Rome - take some food and drinks with you, there's nothing around