It is difficult to find in Europe a city more visited by tourists than Rome. The city-museum on seven hills strikes the imagination with the splendor and richness of places, cultural monuments that testify to the glorious history of the city. Any tourist visiting the capital of Italy has something to see.
The ancient capital of Italy has concentrated in itself the majestic buildings of ancient times, luxurious palaces and basilicas of the Renaissance, magnificent fountains, squares and bridges.
In the central part of the city, unique witnesses of the ancient world have found their refuge: the Pantheon, the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. The Temple of All Gods - the Pantheon is the largest domed structure of ancient Roman architecture that has survived to our days. The Flavian Amphitheater, better known as the Colosseum, amazes with its monumentality and grandeur, although only one third of its mass has survived. The Roman Forum is the ancient heart of the capital of Italy, bearing the imprint of civilization from the period of the emperors.
In the west of Rome, there is the center of the Catholic world - the Vatican, on the territory of which the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Cathedral rise. These are real masterpieces of architecture and painting, created by several generations of great masters.
The northern part of Rome is famous for its 138-rugged Spanish Baroque staircase, decorated with azaleas in hundreds of flower pots.
The largest in Rome, the Trevi Fountain is amazing with the scale of the sculptural composition and is waiting for coins to be thrown into it by everyone who wants to return here again.
On the famous Capitol Hill of Rome, there is a complex of art galleries of the Capitoline Museum, which offers its guests an extensive collection of antique statues made of marble and bronze.
All the sights of Rome are rightfully the pride of the treasury of world culture.
