Rome & Lazio · Italy
Rome
51 published places to visit in Rome & Lazio, each with what it is, how long to allow, and the official source to check before you travel.
A significant cultural or landscape site in Rome, representing a distinctive part of the region’s history and visitor experience.
Places in Rome
Appian Way Regional Park
3 hours · typical visit Ancient paved road lined with tombs, ruins, countryside and cycling routes.
Circus Maximus
1 hour · typical visit Long archaeological park occupying the site of ancient Rome’s main chariot-racing stadium.
Janiculum Terrace
1 hour · typical visit Hilltop terrace with one of the broadest views across Rome’s domes and historic centre.
Orange Garden
45 minutes · typical visit Small formal garden on the Aventine with orange trees and a framed view toward St Peter’s dome.
Pincio Terrace
45 minutes · typical visit Popular terrace above Piazza del Popolo, especially attractive around sunset.
Villa Borghese Gardens
2 hours · typical visit Large central park with shaded paths, lakes, museums and viewpoints.
Villa Doria Pamphilj
2 hours 30 minutes · typical visit Rome’s largest landscaped public park, with woodland, lawns, fountains and historic villas.
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Rome: Ancient City and Baroque Centre
2 days · 5 stops · Moderate pace
Spend two days exploring ancient Rome, from the Colosseum and Roman Forum to the Pantheon and the city’s great Baroque squares.
Tivoli and Northern Lazio
4 days · 4 stops · Moderate pace
Explore four distinct layers of Lazio: Villa d’Este’s water gardens, Hadrian’s Villa, the ruins of Ostia Antica and the hill town of Civita di Bagnoregio.