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Rome - Colosseo Area
Stretching from the top of Via Cavour, the street which leads to Termini station, to Piazza Venezia, this area was originally the centre of Ancient Rome and includes the Colosseum and the Roman and Imperial forums.
Many of our apartments in Rome are located in the Colosseo area.
Areas of Rome
- All of Rome (136)
- Colosseum (15)
- Esquilino - Termini (22)
- Navona - Campo de' Fiori (39)
- Spanish Steps (30)
- Testaccio (15)
- Trastevere (8)
- Vatican (7)
Type of Monument
- Any (15)
- Archaeological areas (4)
- Basilicas (2)
- Churches (2)
- Historical buildings (3)
- Historical squares (1)
- Monuments (2)
- Museums (1)
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Arch of Constantine (Monument)
Area Colosseum Description This splendidly conserved arch was built between 312 and 315 AD in order to celebrate Constantine’s victory over Massentius, his rival… -
Basilica of San Marco (Basilica)
Area Colosseum Description Overlooking Piazza di San Marco but now incorporated into Palazzo Venezia, this church was founded in the 4th century in honour of Saint… -
Basilica of Santi Cosma e Damiano (Basilica)
Area Colosseum Description Connected to the Roman Forum by the Basilica of Constantine, this tiny 6th century church is home to some of the most beautiful mosaics in Rome. -
Capitoline Museums (Museum)
Area Colosseum Description One of the oldest public museums in the world, the Capitoline Museums fill two buildings - Palazzo Nuovo and Palazzo dei Conservatori - in… -
Church of Santa Francesca Roman (Church)
Area Colosseum Description Built in the 9th century over an existing oratorio, the church of Santa Francesca Romana incorporates part of the Temple of Venus and Rome.… -
Church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli (Church)
Area Colosseum Description Located at the top of the Capitoline hill next to Piazza del Campidoglio, the church of Santa Maria in Aracoeli dates back to the 7th century.… -
Circus Maximus (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseum Description At the height of its splendor, the Circus Maximus could hold up to 200,000 spectators. Mainly used for chariot racing, the race track was famous… -
Colosseum (Monument)
Area Colosseum Description The Colosseum is undoubtedly the most famous monument in Rome and indeed it was here that gladiators fought to their death and prisoners… -
Domus Aurea (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseum Description Named as result of the amount of gold leaf with which its facade was decorated, the Domus Aurea extended over the Oppio, Celio and Palatino… -
Il Vittoriano (Historical building)
Area Colosseum Description Designed by Giuseppe Sacconi and built in 1885 in order to commemorate the Unification of Italy, the Vittoriano monument is decorated with an… -
Imperial Forum (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseum Description The entrance to the Imperial forum is located on the right of Via dei Fori Imperiali heading towards the Colosseum. Built by Trajan, Augustus,… -
Palatine Hill (Historical building)
Area Colosseum Description The Palatine hill is generally considered to be the place in which Rome was founded: the place where the she-wolf raised Romulus and Remus.… -
Palazzo Venezia (Historical building)
Area Colosseum Description Built between 1455 and 1464 by the Venetian Cardinal Pietro Barbo (later Pope Paul II) using materials taken from the Colosseum, Palazzo… -
Piazza of the Capitoline Hill (Historical square)
Area Colosseum Description Designed by Michelangelo, Piazza del Campidoglio on the Capitoline hill is often considered the most beautiful square in Rome. The middle of… -
Roman Forum (Archaeological area)
Area Colosseum Description The Roman forum was the business, administrative and civic centre of Ancient Rome. However, by 46 BC the existing forum had become too…
