Top Things to do In Rome 2021

"Next to Piazza Venezia is the Capitoline Museum. The two exhibition halls are connected by an underground passage; there is a platform in the museum to see the Roman ruins from a distance. The entrance fee is 15 euros per person, and the ️Roma pass card can be exchanged. The collection is mainly statues. There are not many visitors. Except for a few tourists, the most impressive thing is the head of Medusa, which is entwined with water snakes, and is very realistic for primary and secondary school students under the leadership of a beautiful teacher. If you think the Vatican is too big , You won't be disappointed when you come here to stroll around!"

"Light industry is part of the museum, and most of the exhibits in it are sculptures. These sculptures are specimens of real characters similar to poets and philosophers. There are some characters in myths."

"Great museum full of marble statue work, with a huge ancient coin collection in the basement. Most important on a summer day: air conditioning throughout."

"Tickets are quite expensive. I never thought that there would be so many museums in such a small place in Rome. There are many things in the Conservation Palace, and they are very good, there are different sculpture portraits and so on."

"The Rome's public administration center. It's sorrounded by antique statues and the main square was designed by Michelangelo. Here you find a complex of good Museums as well."

"Lupa Romana (Capitoline Wolf) is a bronze sculpture of the legendary she-wolf who famously rescued and nursed the twins Romulus and Remus. Right there when you exit the Forum, if you are not looking up high on your left side as you enter the plaza, you'll miss it."

"The Temple of Vespasian and Titus, also known as the Temple of Jupiter Tonas. This temple was built in memory of Vespasian, the first emperor of the Flavian dynasty, by his sons Titus and Domitian. There are only 3 white marble columns, 15.20 meters high, located opposite the National Archives, between the ruins of the Nong Temple and the Arc de Triomphe of Severus."

"The Church of Our Lady of the Temple of Heaven is on a mountain, so you can also see the panoramic view of Rome here. It is said that this church has a long history and is relatively old. The frescoes in the church are magnificent."

"This place used to be a slum. It was almost thousands of years ago. Now, you can't see the slums at all. They are ordinary blocks and small alleys, and they feel that they are also inhabited by residents."

"In Rome, on the way from the Colosseum to Piazza Venezia, I was almost at the square. I saw the church on the high hillside. I stopped by the exterior and took a few photos. I didn’t know what church it was at that time. I checked it later. Know its name."