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Rome - All areas (Historical roads)
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
- Archaeological areas (10)
- Basilicas (12)
- Churches (30)
- Historical buildings (20)
- Historical roads (10)
- Historical squares (15)
- Monumental Cemeteries (4)
- Monuments (5)
- Museums (17)
- Parks (6)
- Temples (4)
- Tourist areas (2)
- Tourist attractions (1)
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Jewish Ghetto (Historical road)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description Having come to Rome in a wave of immigration during the 2nd century BC, the Jewish population of Rome is one of the oldest surviving… -
Portico d'Ottavia (Historical road)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description Cette fontaine, une des plus fascinantes de Rome, est œuvre de Giacomo della Porta. Elle présente quatre jeunes gens aux bras levés… -
Sant'Angelo Bridge (Historical road)
Area Vaticano Description Built over the River Tiber by Emperor Hadrian in 136, Sant’Angelo bridge – of which only three original arches remain - was designed… -
Via Appia Antica and Catacombs (Historical road)
Area Testaccio Description Known to Ancient Romans as the regina viarum (the queen of roads), Via Appia Antica originally commenced at Porta San Sebastiano near the… -
Via dei Condotti (Historical road)
Area Spanish Steps Description Now considered the Mecca of Roman shoppers and lined with the smartest shops in Rome, via Condotti was once fashionable for different… -
Via dei Coronari (Historical road)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description Famous for its antique shops, this elegant pedestrian street leads westwards from Piazza Navona towards Via del Banco di Santo Spirito… -
Via del Corso (Historical road)
Area Spanish Steps Description Via del Corso is one of Rome’s most important shopping streets and runs from Piazza Venezia to Piazza del Popolo. Lined with fashion… -
Via del Governo Vecchio (Historical road)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description One of the finest ways of whiling away a few hours in Rome is to stroll along Via del Governo Vecchio, rummaging in the second hand shops as… -
Via Giulia (Historical road)
Area Navona - Campo de' Fiori Description The perfect place for a lazy stroll, Via Giulia runs parallel to the River Tiber and is one of the few straight streets in Rome. Designed by… -
Via Vittorio Veneto (Historical road)
Area Spanish Steps Description Made famous in the 1960s by Fellini’s film “La Dolce Vita”, Via Veneto has since lost a great deal of its sparkle and is now little…
