Rome, Italy
Things to do in Rome
Everything in the Atlas for Rome: places to see and things to do, in one list.
Pantheon
The largest unreinforced concrete dome ever built, finished around 126 AD and still holding up a working church.
Roman Forum & Palatine
The civic centre of an empire, walked at ground level, with the hill the emperors lived on above it.
Galleria Borghese
Bernini's marble that behaves like flesh, in a villa that admits 360 people at a time by booking.
Via Appia Antica
Basalt paving from 312 BC, closed to traffic on Sundays, with catacombs and aqueducts either side.
Mercato Testaccio
Where Roman offal cooking survives, in a purpose-built modern hall the traders actually wanted.
Testaccio, where Rome eats
The market and the streets around it are where Roman offal cooking survives; go at one, order what the sign says.
The Appian Way on a Sunday
The road is closed to traffic on Sundays: basalt paving from 312 BC, catacombs, aqueducts and countryside, inside the city.
This page exists because Rome has at least 3 of them in the Atlas. Destinations with fewer do not have a page for this, on purpose — a facet with one or two entries is a heading with a list under it that you could have read in full on the page you came from. Back to Rome.