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As a popular tourist destination, Rome boasts of a million and one hotspots. Get to know the major attractions of the city and handpick the places that you deem more interesting than the rest.This will help you make the most out of your stay.

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St. Peter's

Though neither a cathedral, nor the mother church, this enormous church is in fact the center of the Catholic World, a role once performed by the St John Lateran. From here the pope, the successor of St Peter, tends his flock. The church was built ov...

San Giovanni in Laterano

This church is the Cathedral of Rome. It was the first Christian Basilica build by Constantine. The church was probably build between 314 and 318 AD, and was the key example to almost all churches in the Romanesque era. The present day church is a re...

Piazza del Popolo

The Porta del Popolo on the north side of the Piazza marks one end, while the East is dominated by the passeggiata del Pincio. This piazza served as an exposition hall, a stadium, and a theater for popular plays. The face of the piazza changed a grea...

The Colosseum

The Coliseum is considered the symbol of Rome. This amphitheatre, built in about 10 years, shortly after the A.D.70, was the most imposing of all the monuments in ancient Rome. This ancient venue, where 50,000 people could be entertained was probabl...

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Castel Sant' Angelo

Monument to the Fatherland