"Rome was not built in a day"-goes on the proverb and Sightseeing in Rome will surely ascertain this fact. A visit to Rome will show how nature has minutely decorated this place. Besides being a historical place it's a great place for indulging oneself into the beauties of nature.
There are various places to visit in this eternal city. To begin with Classical Rome, you can wonder at the historical beauties of Trevi Fountain- the most popular and photographed fountain, where one is sure to return to Rome as legend goes if anyone drops a coin there, La Colonna di Marco Aurelio, Palazzo di Montecitorio, designed by Bernini, the Pantheon one of the most remarkable monuments of Augustan Rome is devoted to the seven planetary divinities, Palazzo Madama-seat of the senate, and Piazza Navona- the most outstanding square of the Boroque period.
Sightseeing in Rome will take you to the Basilica of St Peter where you admire Michelangelo's magnificent work. But the biggest collection of art in the city is found in the Vatican Museums including Michelangelo's ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
Sightseeing in Rome gives you an idea to visit Trastevere- a lively locality, where you will get a traditional Italian touch. With lots of humdrum, people talking, drinking espresso, shopping and going about their work, this place is surely going to entertain you.. Built between 1110 1130 Basilica di San Clemente, has three churches built one above the other, with ruins dating from the earliest Christian days. But one of the most historically remarkable monuments of Rome is the Castel Sant' Angelo. Piazza di Spagna popularly known a the Spanish Steps is encircled by the 18th-century buildings and augmented by the colorful flowers that decorate the Spanish Steps. Piazza del Popolo is taken as one of the best urban works in Rome. The Jewish Ghetto which dates back to 1555 has wonderful dining places with cross-cultural dishes, and splendid synagogue with a small museum inside. Bernini, famous architect is buried in the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. The Church of Santa Cecilia consists of grand courtyard, garden, 12th century bell tower and a gothic tabernacle by Arnolfo di Cambio. Capitoline Hill is the smallest and the most popular of the Seven Hills of Rome.
Sightseeing in Rome is incomplete without your visit to San Lorenzo, Piazza del Campidoglio, Piazza San Pietro, Isola Tiberina, Ostiense, II Borgo, Appian Way, Janiculam Hill, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, Chapel of San Zenone.
Sightseeing in Rome will be a one memorable for you and your family .
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