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Rome, Esquilino - Termini area
The Esquiline hill is the largest and highest of the seven hills of Rome. Extending from the Colosseum to Termini Station it was originally composed of four plateaus with the lower slopes of the western hill, the Suburra, being occupied by a densely populated shantytown.
The area between Via Cavour and Colle Oppio was, on the other hand, a residential area reserved for wealthier citizens.
For your accommodation in Rome, try the area Esquilino - Termini!
Areas of Rome
- Intera Roma (136)
- Colosseo (15)
- Esquilino - Termini (22)
- Navona - Campo de' Fiori (39)
- Spanish Steps (30)
- Testaccio (15)
- Trastevere (8)
- Vaticano (7)
Type of Monument
- Any (22)
- Archaeological areas (2)
- Basilicas (5)
- Churches (8)
- Historical buildings (4)
- Historical squares (2)
- Monuments (1)
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Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (Basilica)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description One of the four patriarchal basilicas of Rome (along with Saint Peter’s church, the basilica of Saint John Lateran and the basilica of Saint… -
Basilica of Saint John Lateran (Basilica)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Founded by Constantine in 313 and consecrated eleven years later, the church of Saint John Lateran was the first Christian basilica in Rome.… -
Basilica of Saint Peter in Chains (Basilica)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Pilgrims and art lovers crowd this church for two reasons: to see the chains which bound Saint Peter and to photograph the tomb of Pope Julius… -
Basilica of San Martino ai Monti (Basilica)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Built on the site of the house owned by a Roman named Equitius where 3rd century Christians met to pray before Christianity was legalized, the… -
Bassilica of San Clemente (Basilica)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Located at the foot of the Esquiline hill, next to the Colosseum, the 12th century basilica of San Clemente was built on top of a 4th century… -
Baths of Caracalla (Archaeological area)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Now home to a world famous summer music festival, the marevllously conserved Baths of Caracalla were once the most luxurious of baths in… -
Church of Saint Paul Within the Walls (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description More a curiosity that a tourist attraction, this American Episcopalian church is famous for its 19th century mosaics designed by the… -
Church of San Gregorio Magno (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Located in Via di San Gregorio VII, this church stands on the site where Pope Gregory the Great appointed Saint Augustine of Canterbury to go… -
Church of Santa Maria degli Angeli (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description The church of Santa Maria Degli Angeli is famous for the marble sundial in the transept inaugurated by Pope Clement XI in 1702. Able to… -
Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa in the last chapel on the right shows Saint Theresa in a mystic trance, while an mischievous angel repeatedly… -
Church of Santa Prassede (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description This fascinating 9th century church was built by Pope Pasquale I. The mosaics were created by artists from Byzantium and still shine brightly… -
Church of Santa Pudenziana (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description The magnificent 4th century mosaic conserved in this church is the oldest apse mosaic in Rome. Dedicated to Pudenziana, the daughter of a… -
Church of SS. Giovanni and Paolo (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description This 4th century church was built in honour of Saint John and Saint Paul, Roman soldiers who served Emperor Constantine II and were… -
Church of st Cross in Jerusalem (Church)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Founded in 320 by Saint Helen, the mother of Constantine, the church houses a fragment of the cross, a nail, thorns from the crown and a finger… -
Palazzo delle Esposizioni (Historical building)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Decorated with an arch of triumph and grandiose Corinthian columns, this imposing 19th century building was opened in 1882 having been… -
Palazzo Massimo alle Terme (Historical building)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Home to some of the finest examples of Roman art, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme is an incredible museum in which every visitor to Rome should… -
Piazza della Repubblica (Historical square)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Dominated by a grandiose neoclassical portico, Piazza della Repubblica is more a place to be admired on the move than a final destination. Also… -
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II (Historical square)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Home to one of the largest and noisiest fruit and vegetable markets in Rome prior to its transfer to Via Lamarmora, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II… -
Porta Maggiore (Archaeological area)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Built by Claudius in 52 in order to carry the Aqua Claudia and Aqua Aniene Nuova aqueducts across Via Prenestina and Via Labicana, the… -
Scala Santa and Sancta Santorum (Monument)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Tradition has it that the 28 steps of the Scala Santa are exactly the same steps that Jesus Christ climbed in order to enter the palace of Pontius… -
Via Nazionale (Historical building)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description One of the busiest fashion shopping street in Rome. -
Villa Giustiniani-Casino Massimo (Historical building)
Area Esquilino - Termini Description Part of the 17th century villa of the Giustiniani family, the Casino Massimo is named after the family to which it passed at the start of the 19th…
