The Basilica of Santa Prassede, tucked away in a lane a few steps from Santa Maria Maggiore, hold...
The Basilica of Santa Sabina (Santa Sabina all'Aventino), on Piazza Pietro d'Illiria, is one of t...
The Bioparco, Rome's zoo, occupies the north-east corner of the Villa Borghese, at 20 Viale del G...
The Centrale Montemartini, at Via Ostiense 106, is an annex of the Capitoline Museums housed in R...
The Orsini-Odescalchi castle overlooks the small town of Bracciano and its volcanic lake, about 4...
Rome's Non-Catholic Cemetery (Cimitero acattolico, also called the "English Cemetery"), at Via Ca...
Cinecittà, opened in 1937 on Via Tuscolana, about ten kilometres from the centre, is Europe's mos...
The Circus Maximus (Circo Massimo) was the largest stadium of ancient Rome: an enormous U-shaped ...
Civita di Bagnoregio is a medieval village set on a butte of tuff and clay that erosion has been ...
Beneath Palazzo Valentini, a stone's throw from Trajan's Column and Piazza Venezia, the houses of...
The Church of the Gesù, on Piazza del Gesù a short walk from Via del Corso, is the mother church ...
The church of Sant'Ignazio di Loyola (St Ignatius), in via del Caravita, is the Jesuit church of ...
