Place's to visit in Rome

Rome is the city of museums resonating diverse relics for different periods of time. There are over 50 museums at Rome itself of them the ones you must visit are the Museo di Palazzo Doria Pamphili, CentraleMontemartini, and Mausoleum of Hadrian.Museo di Palazzo Doria Pamphili located in Palazzo Doria Pamphili is probably the largest holder of art item from 16th and 17th century along with the immense historical significance of the building itself. Mausoleum of Hadrian or as often called Castel Sant'Angelo is a cylindrical building which dates back to pre-Christian times. CentraleMontemartini is the world’s greatest center for display of Christian art and culture. 

Rome is not all about mundane lessons in history. There is something for everybody, especially for the kids. Introduce your children ways in the recreational activities of Ancient Romans and have fun.The Roman family tour will take you up to the most illustrious locations where Royals used to have fun: the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus. You will experience the gladiator fights and the chariot races and go beyond the classic tours of Rome. Rome offers you with some enlightening and enjoyable activities for your children, playing as the Romans did in the past!

Religious place in Rome is abundant not only for the Christians but also for everybody else. The Sistine Chapel, The Vatican City, and the Apostolic Palace- together make up the religious center of the city of Rome. From a pious believer to an atheist, these structures hold great significance. These are not the only place of prayer but also a place where the socio-cultural history of Christianity unfolds with its overwhelming treasure of art and architecture that inspired each and every era ever since. 

Villa Borghese is the most significant natural attraction in Rome the dates back to 1600s. It has wide green stretches that are just perfect for a picnic, several conduits and paths, and a lake. Bicycles and paddle boats can be rented in the park. Another must visit natural attraction of Rome is Vatican Garden which remains open three days a week. The early gardens were built here in 1272 which now contains atypical botanical specimen planted from around the world. Visitors can also plan a trip to the beautiful yet mysterious Tiber Island situated in the middle of Tiber River via the Ponte Fabricio and the Ponte Cestio bridges.

The city of Rome can be divided into three main segments - Religious buildings, Natural beauty and Greco-Roman ruins. The most prominent feature of the city are it ancient monuments, be it pre-christen or catholic. Some of these enchanting building are San Martino aiMonti, Santi Quattro Coronati,Old St. Peter's Basilica, Santa Sabina,San Lorenzo in Lucina, Santa Maria Maggiore, SantiCosma e Damiano, Santa Lucia in Selci, San Pancrazio, Sant'Agnesefuori le mura, Sant'Apollinare, San Giorgio al Velabro, San Silvestro in Capite, Sant'Eustachio, Santa Francesca Romana, Santa Passera, Santa Maria in Via, San Saba and the latest being Dio Padre Misericordioso.