#1 of 34 things to do in Rome
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showbiz101 says:
Firstly, the vatican is amazing. So make sure you go.
Secondly, the line for the museum will quite possibly be the longest queue of people you have ever seen in your entire life (it certainly was for me). So get there early, early, early!! Seriously!
It is well worth going to the top of St. Pe…
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#2 of 34 things to do in Rome
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toddster184 says:
The Colosseum (Roman Coliseum, Colosseo [Italian]) is an elliptical amphitheatre in the center of the city of Rome, Italy. Said to be the the largest ever built in the Roman Empire, it is one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and Roman engineering.
I read a lot of reviews in this great…
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#3 of 34 things to do in Rome
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travelman727 says:
VIA VENETO
In my opinion, Via Veneto (also known as Via Vittorio Veneto) is one of the most fascinating and romantic urban streets in the world!
Via Veneto became immortalized in Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita (The Sweet Life). In the 1960 film, Marcello Mastroianni plays a playboy new…
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#4 of 34 things to do in Rome
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sarahrwilkins says:
I absolutely love this museum. To go in you must get tickets ahead of time, but it is absolutely worth it. To get there you have to walk through a beautiful public park that used to be the grounds for the Borghese family's estate. Once inside you will see some of the most fantastic art in Rome. …
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#5 of 34 things to do in Rome
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Eric says:
The Roman Forum doesn't look like much when you first see it, because most of it is in ruins, but when you consider the fact so much remains after thousands of years, it is pretty spectacular. The forum was the central gathering point for religion, commerce, and civic administration. Be sure to ch…
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#6 of 34 things to do in Rome
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stevemco says:
I have to say this is incredible. The architecture and sculptures... WOW! While visiting, ponder ‘religion as a profitable business’. Plan enough time to climb the cupola.
Important: The comments express are mine and in no way intended to promote any product, service or tour. Also, I’m not …
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#7 of 34 things to do in Rome
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Ann_Hells says:
I agree to go in the afternoon; there was hardly a line when I went. This museum is well worth its entrance fee. There is so much to see.
I would recommend spending some time in the exhibits before the Sistine chapel. I saw many people walking through the exhibits without looking at the pieces jus…
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#8 of 34 things to do in Rome
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peppertm says:
Built in the 4th century, The Basilica san Giovanni in Laterno is the cathedral of the Church of Rome and is the official ecclesiastical seat of the Bishop of Rome (the Pope). This Basilica is the oldest of the four major basilicas in Rome, as well as the first (or highest ranking), and also holds …
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#9 of 34 things to do in Rome
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yadilitta says:
This is a beautiful fountain which is famous not only because of its beauty, but also because of a tradition that involves it.
They say that you have to throw a coin into it and wish to come back to Rome. If you did so, your wish would come true.
So, it's totally understandable that there are …
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#10 of 34 things to do in Rome
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bummynat says:
A quiet park on the outskirts of Rome where you can see the ancient aqueducts. There are no tourists here, and if you walk far enough, it will be just you and the aqueducts. I'm not sure which route I took, but I reached one of the entrances into the city that passes through an aqueduct. Eventuall…
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#11 of 34 things to do in Rome
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shoushou says:
This is a little spooky but a must see. This Ossuary (like a Crypt) displays the bones along the walls and cielings. But unlike others many of the bones are actually desplayed and dressed as if they are friars. The Crypt holds the bones of 4,000 friars. But each of the 5 rooms tells a story.
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#12 of 34 things to do in Rome
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richardmiller01 says:
I must comment on how professional and appealing the tour was to all of us (those interested in the culture of bella Roma as well as those not interested at all , but happy to be on a Segway!!.
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#13 of 34 things to do in Rome
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zoecricks says:
If you love people watching and a great atmosphere come here! Day or night just sit and relax by the foundation, wander round the little shops (there is an amazing smoothie/gelati place as if you walking directly up away from the main street!) They have buskers and artists in the evenings and is tot…
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#14 of 34 things to do in Rome
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paula_eire says:
It's amazing!it has a perfect hole!!it is an antique building but it could be one built in that century with a high-technology to make that perfect hole!!!
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#15 of 34 things to do in Rome
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paula_eire says:
when i arrived at Piazza di Spagna i couldn't believe!!!only 5 people!!it's better in other season like spring when you can find a lot of flowerss so beautiful, but we could take a photo alone. it's unbeliable!
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