The largest amphitheater in the world and a testimony to the architectural masterminds of Ancient Rome. Meander through its labyrinths and relive the high-adrenaline thrill of the gladiator fights.

The giant “wedding cake” wonders of the Vittoriano dominate this square where history continues to be made. Its charms range from the ancient palace that gives it its name, once the embassy of Serenissima Republic of Venice, to the broad staircase leading up to the Campidoglio.

The inspiration for countless cupolas all over the world. An architectural masterpiece that survives virtually intact after two millennia, and a space made magical by the light that floods through the spectacular “oculus” at the center of the dome.

An unparalleled collection of fine Italian art housed in a 17th-century building that is itself a masterpiece, with the lush landscaping of the Villa Borghese gardens all around.

The very heart of Christendom and an inspiring spiritual place for people of all religious persuasions, thanks to the architectural and artistic genius of Bramante, Michelangelo and Bernini.

The trendiest neighborhood in Rome, amidst some of the world’s best urban scenery. The major designer labels of Italian and international renown have their flagship stores here in the Baroque center, where you become a part of the art just strolling down the street.

The belvedere on Janiculum Hill, one of the highest of Rome’s seven hills, is the ideal spot to experience the entirety of Rome’s Grande Bellezza. Don’t miss the cannon that strikes the noon hour every day, as it has done for centuries.