5 places you won’t miss in Rome

Data Pubblicazione giugno 20, 2014

World’s capital city, queen of all the arts and beauties, Rome’s majesty loses its way in its innumerable histories, so impressive that survived up to nowadays.

Rome

You should visit at least 5 places in Rome to feel a unique sensation that you will never forget and that each person should feel it at least once in a lifetime.

Rome is an enormous outdoor museum full of monuments, squares and churches, capable of revealing secrets and curiosities hidden since the dawn of time, scenario of literature, movies and all kind of art.

San Peter’s Basilica. Is the very middle of Christian religion and destination of hundreds of devoted every year. It’s cupola is the Roman’s horizon signature and his columns surround all along the believers from all over the world. It is possible to reach it by taking the A Subway Ottaviano.
Colosseum. Majestic monument that has at least two thousand years of history, stamped in the rocks forever: a unique shape that dominates towards the Imperial Forum while it narrates the enormous feeling of a glorious and unforgettable past. To reach it you can take B Subway Colosseo.
Roman Forum. The beating heart of Ancient Rome seems like it is still beating. Its ground trod by imperors, scientists, leaders, nobles and plebeian, it’s impossible to miss especially in the nice and warm summer nights. Also here, by taking B Subway towards Colosseo will make you arrive to the destination.
Trevi Fountain. Appeared in one of Federico Fellini’s famous movies “La Dolce Vita”, is one of the bigger and most famous fountains in the city, where the main theme is the sea. You can reach it by taking B Subway Colosseo.
Navona Square. At last but not least you find Navona’s Square, near Campo de’ fiori, famous for the crowd of people during night time and for the market that there is every day: you can reach the square by taking bus n 87 (from stop Colosseum), n 492(from Barberini Square) and n.70 (from Termini Station)