Top Free Things to do and see in Rome
byThe Eternal City is filled with historical sights, cultural events and impressive exhibitions. Discover the top free things to do in Rome.
The Eternal City is filled with historical sights, cultural events and impressive exhibitions. Discover the top free things to do in Rome.
The Mausoleum of Augustus in Rome is the largest circular tomb in the world. The Mausoleum will reopen in March 2021 after restoration works funded by Fondazione TIM.
Among Rome’s best preserved historic monuments, the Pantheon is one of the most visited “must-see’ locations in Rome.
Located in Piazza Capodiferro, Palazzo Spada will manage to take your breath away if you aren’t already engulfed by another beauty in Rome’s historic center.
From augment reality experience to multimedia shows, get ready for the Eternal City to come back to life with these 5 immersive experiences in Rome.
The 40-minute augmented and virtual reality “Circo Maximo Experience” allows you to relive the ancient splendours of Rome’s Circo Massimo.
The collection of the Galleria Borghese, which was defined as “the most beautiful collection in the world”, is still collected in the place that was created and designed for that collection – the Borghese Gallery.
The Musei Capitolini are the world’s oldest public museums. From sculptures to paintings, discover the antiquities housed in Rome’s Capitoline Museums.
Explore the catacombs and crypts of the city’s most significant monuments, and unearth some of Rome’s best-kept treasures.
The best of Rome’s must-see palazzi and their artistic masterpieces
Instead of trekking down to Pompeii, why not explore Rome’s very own ghost town, Ostia Antica? Wander the amazingly well preserved streets of what was once a bustling seaport at the mouth of the Tiber.
If you don’t have lots of time on your hands, the skip-the-line Flash Colosseum is the perfect solution. It allows you to see the highlights of the Colosseum in an engaging way in just 1 hour.
This 15th century palazzo came into the possession of the Altemps family in 1568 and houses a collection of Greek and Roman art, as well as a small section of Egyptian art.
The Baths of Caracalla or Terme di Caracalla are the first great Italian archeological site entirely seen in 4D Virtual Tour.