Top 10 Must-Visit Attractions in Rome

The city of Rome (Roma), where the breath of 2,000 years of history is alive, is a colossal museum in itself. While it's hard to capture everything in a single trip, WAUG has meticulously selected the top 10 essential attractions where you can experience the historical, artistic, and cultural essence of Rome, helping you plan your perfect Roman holiday.


Conquer the Heart of Roman History, Ancient Ruins

1. Colosseum Integrated Ticket (Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill):
The beginning and end of a Roman journey. Purchasing the Colosseum Integrated Ticket allows you to explore the Roman Forum, the ancient political, economic, and religious center of Rome, along with the Palatine Hill, where the myth of Rome's foundation lies, providing the deepest experience of ancient Rome's grandeur.

2. Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel:
Located in Vatican City, the world's smallest state, this museum is a sanctuary that collects the epitome of human art history, including Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel with its Creation of Adam.

3. Castel Sant'Angelo:
The 'Castle of Angels' stands majestically by the Tiber River. From an emperor's mausoleum to a papal fortress, it holds 2,000 years of history and boasts the best panoramic view of Rome and the Vatican from its summit.


The Great Art of the Renaissance & Baroque Periods

4. Palazzo Barberini:
A masterpiece of Italian Baroque architecture, this palace now houses the National Ancient Art Gallery. It's a place where you can encounter works by masters like Raphael and Caravaggio.

5. Capitoline Museums (Musei Capitolini):
One of the world's first public museums, designed by Michelangelo and located on Capitoline Hill. It houses ancient Roman sculptures and artifacts, including the iconic 'Capitoline Wolf,' a symbol of Rome's foundation.

6. Galleria Doria Pamphilj:
This museum preserves the art collection of a noble Roman family as it was. You can admire works by masters such as Velázquez and Titian within the opulent palace interiors.

7. Palazzo Venezia:
This palace, once the embassy of the Republic of Venice, is a prime example of Italian Renaissance architecture and now serves as a national museum showcasing various artworks.


Special Experiences for a Roman Night

8. Verdi's 'La Traviata' Opera Performance in Rome:
Witnessing Verdi's masterpiece opera live in Rome, the heart of Italy, promises an unforgettable experience.

9. Opera Concert at Palazzo Santa Chiara:
An opera aria and duet concert held in the beautiful 17th-century Baroque architectural palace makes a Roman night even more romantic.

10. Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition (Mostra di Leonardo da Vinci):
An engaging exhibition designed to allow visitors to directly experience and understand da Vinci's ingenious inventions and artistic world.