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- Colosseum
- Vatican Museums
- St. Peter's Basilica
- Castel Sant Angelo
- Rome Pantheon
- Roman Catacombs Tour
- Borghese Gallery
- Bioparco Rome
- Palazzo Barberini
- Musei Capitolini
- Leonardo da Vinci Museum
- Trevi Fountain Tours
- Altare della Patria
- Rome Underground Tours
- Mamertine Prison
- Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica
- Leonardo Express Rome
- Rome: Ostia Antica
Glimpse into the history of one of the best-preserved monuments of ancient Rome, the Pantheon.
- A multilingual audio guide tells you all about the monument that has influenced the design of countless buildings throughout history.
- Admire the Pantheon's three sections: the portico with granite columns, the domed rotunda, and the rectangular area that links the other two sections.
- Learn about the theories behind how Hadrian played a role in the building of the Pantheon and how it turned from a Pagan temple to a Christian church.
Glimpse into the history of one of the best-preserved monuments of ancient Rome, the Pantheon.
- A multilingual audio guide tells you all about the monument that has influenced the design of countless buildings throughout history.
- Admire the Pantheon's three sections: the portico with granite columns, the domed rotunda, and the rectangular area that links the other two sections.
- Learn about the theories behind how Hadrian played a role in the building of the Pantheon and how it turned from a Pagan temple to a Christian church.
Inclusions
- Entry tickets to Pantheon
- Audio guide in English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, German, Portuguese & Russian
- Tip: Bring a compass or use your phone's compass app, stand in the center of the Pantheon, and marvel at its perfect symmetry.
- Facilities: wheelchair & pram/stroller accessibility.
- To collect the audio guide, it is necessary to provide an official photo ID (identity card, driver's license, passport) as a deposit. Only original documents are accepted, and digital documents, student cards, photocopies, or images on mobile devices will not be accepted.
- Strict dress code: clothing that covers the shoulders, knees, and back.
- The Pantheon is not suitable for pets.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Explore Mamertine Prison & Colosseum with reserved access and a multilingual audio guide.
- With all-in-one access, visit the historic Mamertine Prison and explore the Colosseum Archaeological Park, including the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, all with a single ticket.
- Skip the hassle with guaranteed, pre-booked access to the Mamertine Prison and Colosseum.
- Enhance your Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill visit with a multimedia audio guide available in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish.
- Receive personalized assistance and a warm welcome from the ticket office staff at the Mamertine Prison.
Explore Mamertine Prison & Colosseum with reserved access and a multilingual audio guide.
- With all-in-one access, visit the historic Mamertine Prison and explore the Colosseum Archaeological Park, including the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, all with a single ticket.
- Skip the hassle with guaranteed, pre-booked access to the Mamertine Prison and Colosseum.
- Enhance your Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill visit with a multimedia audio guide available in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish.
- Receive personalized assistance and a warm welcome from the ticket office staff at the Mamertine Prison.
Inclusions
- Reserved access to Mamertine Prison
- Access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
- Multimedia audio guide for the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill (available in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish)
- Audio guide for Mamertine Prison (available languages in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese)
- Reception & assistance by multilingual staff
Exclusions
- Guided tours for any of the sites
- Meals and beverages
- Hotel transfers
- Tickets are issued and exchanged at the Mamertine Prison, Via Clivo Argentario. Ensure you plan your visit to begin here.
- All Colosseum tickets are nominative. You must present a valid identity document at the ticket office to verify your booking.
- No need to print your ticket—simply show it on your smartphone at the entrance for a hassle-free experience.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
- Enjoy hosted entrance and skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant'Angelo and get a glimpse into the outstanding transformation of Rome in the past 2000 years.
- From ancient artifacts to perfectly preserved frescoes, get the freedom to explore this gem at your own pace with a convenient digital audio guide.
- Are you a fan of medieval secrets? Discover facts about the castle kept under wraps and find the Pope's secret passageway called Passetto di Borgo.
- Enjoy hosted entrance and skip-the-line entry to Castel Sant'Angelo and get a glimpse into the outstanding transformation of Rome in the past 2000 years.
- From ancient artifacts to perfectly preserved frescoes, get the freedom to explore this gem at your own pace with a convenient digital audio guide.
- Are you a fan of medieval secrets? Discover facts about the castle kept under wraps and find the Pope's secret passageway called Passetto di Borgo.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line access to Castel Sant'Angelo
- Hosted entry
- Audio guide in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, and Chinese
- Entry to Le vie Della Fede exhibition
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Tip: Make sure to download the audio guide beforehand when you have access to WiFi.
- For the best audio experience, make sure you bring along your earphones.
- Audio guide available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, and Chinese.
- Please check your final voucher for information about the audio guide.
- Unlike the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo does not have a strict dress code. But we recommend wearing comfortable shoes as the staircases inside are quite steep.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Save 1-2 hours by skipping ticketing lines at Rome's most popular museum.
- Enter Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel at a time slot chosen by you.
- Upgrade to make your entry process easier with a dedicated host to help you navigate lines, validate tickets and escort you to the entrance.
- Once inside, explore all of museum's galleries and the Sistine Chapel's frescoes at your own pace.
Save 1-2 hours by skipping ticketing lines at Rome's most popular museum.
- Enter Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel at a time slot chosen by you.
- Upgrade to make your entry process easier with a dedicated host to help you navigate lines, validate tickets and escort you to the entrance.
- Once inside, explore all of museum's galleries and the Sistine Chapel's frescoes at your own pace.
Inclusions
- Entry to the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel
- Hosted entry to Vatican Museums with ticket redemption (as per option selected)
- Booking and service charges
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Entry to St. Peter's Basilica
- Gratuities
- Names on tickets must match a valid photo ID. Double-check the details at checkout for a smooth entry.
- Your ticket includes a specific entry time. Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to your chosen slot as delays might lead to denied entry.
- If you select a hosted entry ticket, meet your host at the location specified on your voucher for ticket redemption. Do not proceed directly to the museum entrance.
- The Vatican Museums has free wheelchair hire and free entry for visitors with mobility impairments (certified invalidity exceeding 74%) and a companion if required. Click here for the accessible route.
- Cover your shoulders, knees, and backs—this applies to all visitors.
- When in Sistine Chapel, silence is mandatory and photography is prohibited. Guides will provide all necessary and interesting details before entry.
- Expect a considerable wait at the security line, especially during peak times. Patience is key, it could take up to an hour.
- The Sistine Chapel is located at the end of the Vatican Museums tour, so expect to pass through galleries before reaching it.
- Please note that the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel are separate sites from St. Peter’s Basilica.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Your chance to explore Rome’s ancient wonders at your own pace.
- Journey back to ancient Rome with full access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
- Enter the Colosseum at your chosen time slot and enjoy a stress-free experience at Rome's eternal Arena.
- Start at Level 1’s ancient seating rows with arena views, and Level 2’s museum of ancient artifacts. Enrich your visit with an audio guide, multimedia video or guidebook.
- Enjoy the flexibility to explore the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill within 24 hours of your first entry, discovering ancient temples, markets, and hilltop views.
- Upgrade and fight like a gladiator at Colosseum's exclusive Arena Floor access for a truly unforgettable experience.
Your chance to explore Rome’s ancient wonders at your own pace.
- Journey back to ancient Rome with full access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
- Enter the Colosseum at your chosen time slot and enjoy a stress-free experience at Rome's eternal Arena.
- Start at Level 1’s ancient seating rows with arena views, and Level 2’s museum of ancient artifacts. Enrich your visit with an audio guide, multimedia video or guidebook.
- Enjoy the flexibility to explore the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill within 24 hours of your first entry, discovering ancient temples, markets, and hilltop views.
- Upgrade and fight like a gladiator at Colosseum's exclusive Arena Floor access for a truly unforgettable experience.
Inclusions
- Timed entry to the Colosseum
- Access tier 1 & 2 and Museum
- Access to Palatine Hill & Roman Forum
- Special access to the Colosseum Arena (as per option selected)
- Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, German, Polish, Italian & Chinese (as per option selected)
- Guidebook (as per option selected)
- Multimedia video (as per option selected)
- Headsets
Exclusions
- Live guide
- Access to the Colosseum underground or upper floors
- Tip: While exploring Palatine Hill look out for the Farnese Gardens, a peaceful escape from the crowds. Beautifully manicured terraces, statues, and panoramic views of the Roman Forum and Colosseum await.
- Names are mandatory for Colosseum bookings. Double-check the names at checkout for a hassle-free entry. Be sure to bring a valid Photo ID with you to gain entry.
- Please note that timed priority entry is only available at the Colosseum, but the tickets for the Forum and Palatine will remain valid for an additional 24 hours after the Colosseum entry time selected during booking.
- Note that there are 2 entrances: one for the Colosseum, and another for the Roman Forum & Palatine Hill (combined). You may enter each entrance ONLY ONCE and not re-enter.
- The security check can take 30 mins or more. To make the process quicker, please insert any object (including mobile phone) in the bag/backpack or in the tray to be included in the X-ray.
- Going for the audio guide? Simply ensure that the guides are downloaded on the Headout app before your visit. It’s super simple to use, and you get offline access with an easy language-switching feature. Just make sure your phone is fully charged and don’t forget to bring your favorite headphones!
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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21 Best Monuments in Rome
Rome is a city with a history dating back more than 2,000 years. Some monuments in Rome are even older and home to age-old artworks.
1. Roman Colosseum
Amphitheatre
The Colosseum is one of the largest open-air arenas ever built and it can hold up to 50,000 people. Over the years, it has been damaged by fire, earthquakes, and weather conditions, but it has still managed to remain standing.
Interesting fact: Two-thirds of the Colosseum has been destroyed by natural disasters since its construction in 80 AD.
Location: Piazza del Colosseo, 1, 00184 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €21
2. St. Peter’s Basilica
Religious site
One of the most iconic monuments in Rome is the St. Peter’s Basilica. It is home to one of the most famous churches in the world, St. Peter’s. Originally built in the 4th century by Emperor Constantine, the basilica has undergone many renovations and changes over the years.
Interesting fact: St. Peter’s Basilica is the largest church in the world, one of the seven pilgrim churches of Rome.
Location: Piazza San Pietro, 00120 Città del Vaticano, Vatican City. Find on map
From €27
3. Vatican Museums
Museum
This world-renowned institution features collections of art from all over the world. Highlights include paintings from the Vatican's own collection as well as sculptures from Renaissance art.
Interesting fact: It is regarded as the largest collection of art. If all pieces were to be lined up, they would cover 9 miles.
Location: 00120 Vatican City. Find on map
From €27.50
4. Sistine Chapel
Religious site
The Sistine Chapel is one of the most famous and well-known monuments in Rome. It is home to the world's largest painting, the frescoes of the Last Judgement.
Interesting fact: The chapel took more than 500 workers and about 20 years to complete.
Location: 00120 Vatican City. Find on map
From €56
5. Palazzo Barberini
Palace
The palace was built in 1629 by Maffeo Barberini who would become Pope Urban VIII. The palace is home to some incredible art and architecture. It is now home to Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Antica.
Handy Tip: The palace is closed for visitors on Monday. Avoid planning your visit that day of the week.
Location: Via delle Quattro Fontane 13, Rome. Find on map
From €15.95
6. Catacombs
Ossuary
The Catacombs of Rome are a mysterious and beautiful place that is full of amazing statues and carvings. They are a popular tourist destination because of the many beautiful tombs and murals that can be found there.
Interesting Fact: There are more than 60 Catacombs in Rome, spreading over 100 kilometres under the city.
Location: Via Salaria, 430, 00199 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €52
7. Castel Sant’Angelo
Mausoleum
Castel Sant'Angelo is one of the most iconic monuments in Rome. It was built by the Emperor Constantine in 324 AD as a palace for his mother. The name Castel Sant'Angelo means "castle of the saint" and refers to the fact that it was originally built on the ruins of an ancient convent.
Interesting fact: One of the most famous paintings is the Meeting of Faiths, which illustrates the story of how Christianity spread through Rome.
Location: Lungotevere Castello, 50, 00193 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €17.50
8. Pantheon
Religious site
The Pantheon is a beautiful monument in Rome. It was built in AD 126 by Emperor Hadrian as a temple to all the gods of Rome. It was later converted into a church in 609 AD.
Handy tip: The material used to build the Pantheon is still unknown. But it is strong enough to have withstood Barbarian raids and other natural disasters.
Location: Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €5
9. Galleria d’Arte Moderna Nazionale
Museum
The Galleria d'Arte Moderna Nazionale is a stunning gallery full of Art Nouveau and Secessionist masterpieces. It was founded in 1883 and is home to some of the most iconic art in Italy. The gallery is composed of three main wings: the east wing, the south wing, and the north wing.
Interesting fact: The gallery houses more than 4,400 paintings and sculptures, and about 13,000 drawings of some of the best Italian artists.
Location: Viale delle Belle Arti, 131, 00197 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €13
10. Baths of Caracalla
Public bath
One of the most impressive and well-known sights in Rome is the Baths of Caracalla. Constructed between 212 and 217 AD, these baths are among the earliest known examples of a monumental Roman bathhouse.
Interesting Fact: Despite being built more than 1,800 years ago, the bath had central heating!
Location: Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 00153 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €11
11. Cinecitta Si Mostra
Museum
If you love movies, you shouldn’t miss the Cinecitta Si Mostra, a museum dedicated to cinema. The complex has renowned international studios and has been the production base for over 3000 films.
Handy tip: 47 movies produced in the Cinecitta Si Mostra have gone on to win the Academy Awards.
Location: Via Tuscolana, 1055, 00173 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
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12. Palazzo Massimo
Museum
Also called Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, the Palazzo Massimo is one of the four buildings of the National Roman Museum. From Roman frescoes to Greek sculptures, the museum is a gold mine for history buffs.
Interesting fact: The mosaics found on the second floor of the museum date back to the second and fourth century AD.
Location: Largo di Villa Peretti, 2, 00185 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €8.80
13. Palazzo Merulana
Museum
Adding more shine to Rome’s already envious art collection is the Palazzo Merulana, a museum housing art pieces from the Roman school and 20th century Italy.
Interesting fact: The museum has works by iconic artists like Giacomo Balla, Giorgio De Chirico, and Giuseppe Caprogrossi.
Location: Via Merulana, 121, 00185 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €15
14. Lateran Complex
Cathedral
Emperor Constantine laid the foundations of the Lateran Complex after his victory over Maxentius. Declared holy in 324 AD, the church is called the Mater et Caput of all the churches in the world.
Interesting fact: The Holy Stairs is a star attraction inside the basilica. Legend says Saint Helena brought the Holy Stairs from Jerusalem to Rome.
Location: P.za di Porta S. Giovanni, 4, 00184 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €10
15. Mamertine Prison
Historical site
A prison isn’t a place for tourists, but the Mamertine Prison is (fortunately) different. The archaeological site was used by the Romans to sentence their enemies until the fourth century AD.
Interesting fact: Legend says Saints Peter and Paul were incarcerated inside the Mamertine Prison or Carcer Tulianum.
Location: Clivo Argentario, 1, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €10
16. Leonardo da Vinci Museum
Museum
Da Vinci’s excellence is captured in several museums in Italy. Rome’s museum stands out as it is the only da Vinci museum with 50 certified inventions.
Interesting fact: You’ll find over 200 wooden machines and 65 working models inside the museum.
Location: Via della Conciliazione, 19, 00193 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €9
17. Musei Capitolini
Museum
The Musei Capitolini is a significant monument for Italy as it was the first museum to open anywhere in the world. Pope Sixtus IV laid the museum’s foundations when he gave the Romans a group of bronze statues in 1471.
Interesting Fact: Don’t miss the she-wolf sculpture inside the Musei Capitolini.
Location: Piazza del Campidoglio, 1, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €32
18. Borghese Gallery
Art gallery
Few art galleries in Italy and the world come close to the Borghese Gallery, located in the former Villa Borghese Pinciana. It houses the work of iconic artists like Raphael, Titian, and Canova.
Handy tip: The Villa Borghese Gardens are an attraction of their own. They’re well-maintained and have flowers blooming all year.
Location: Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €21
19. Spanish Steps
Stairway
The Spanish Steps are a series of 174 steps that connect Piazza di Spagna and Piazza Trinità dei Monti. They were built in 1725 by Francesco de Sanctis. They are one of the most photographed landmarks in Rome.
Interesting fact: The steps have been seen in many movies, TV shows and arts.
Location: Piazza di Spagna, 00187 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
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20. Roman Forum
Architecture
The Roman Forum is a large public space in Rome, Italy. It was the main public space of the city and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was commissioned by Emperor Trajan around 500 BC.
Interesting fact: Julius Caesar was cremated in the Roman Forum.
Location: Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
From €21
21. Arch of Titus
Architecture
The Arch of Titus was built in 81 AD and is made of granite. It is 50 feet high, 44 feet wide and 15.5 feet deep. The top of the arch is ornamented with a statue of Emperor Titus, as a celebration of the fall of Jerusalem.
Interesting fact: The Arch of Titus was the inspiration for Paris’ iconic Arc de Triomphe.
Location: Via Sacra, 00186 Roma RM, Italy. Find on map
Know moreFrequently Asked Questions About Monuments in Rome
1. What are the best monuments in Rome?
The Roman Colosseum, Sistine Chapel, and the Pantheon are among the best monuments to see in Rome.
2. What are the most famous monuments in Rome?
Rome is full of world-famous monuments. The Vatican Museums, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the Roman Colosseum are some famous monuments you can visit.
3. What are the best historical monuments in Rome?
Sistine Chapel, Baths of Caracalla, and the Lateran Complex are the best historical monuments to see in Rome.
4. What are the most popular monuments in Rome?
St. Peter’s Basilica and the Roman Colosseum are two extremely popular monuments in Rome.
5. Where can I buy tickets to visit the best monuments in Rome?
Click here to buy tickets to the best monuments in Rome.
6. What are the most visited monuments in Rome?
The Pantheon and the Colosseum are the most visited monuments in Rome.
7. What is the best time to visit the top monuments in Rome?
Spring is an excellent time to visit Rome and explore the top monuments. The weather is perfect, and gives the city a gorgeous glow.
8. What is the most iconic monument in Rome?
The Colosseum is the most iconic monument in Rome.
9. How many monuments are in Rome?
Rome is synonymous with history and culture. It is home to many attractions, with over 20 key monuments you can visit anytime.
10. What are the oldest monuments in Rome?
Sistine Chapel and the Castel Sant’Angelo are among the oldest monuments to visit in Rome.