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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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Palatine hill

According to legend Remus founded Rome on this hill on the 21st of April, 753 B.C. There has been a settlement here from the beginning of the first century B.C. and on this site archeologist have found remains of the oldest city walls (730-720 B.C.)....

La Bocca della Verità (the mouth of truth)

This strange river god used to be a drain cover, but since the middle ages this frightening image served as a lie detector. It was believed that if you told a lie with your hand in the mouth of this god, it would be bitten of. Of course it had to be ...

Trevi fountain

Halfway between via del Corso and Piazza Barberini on via del Tritone you'll find a street on the south side called via Mortaro. It leads to via Poli which will take you in two blocks to the Trevi Fountain. A homely area, and generally overcrowded (w...

Piazza Navona

After visiting the Pantheon, turn left on leaving and use a map to find your way to the west, and the Piazza Navona. (It's straight ahead, but if it's your first time in Rome, a map may be comforting.) Piazza Navona is built on the foundations of Dom...

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Castel Sant' Angelo

Monument to the Fatherland