Arch of Constantine, dedicated to the emperor Constantine.

Roman Forum, surrounded by ruins of ancient government buildings.

Venezia Square, situated on the foot of Capitoline Hill, a central hub of the city.

Vittoriano, a charming white structure, was built in honour of Italy's first king. It also has an art gallery.

Capitol Hill is famous for its incredible panoramic views of the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill.

Trevi Fountain is the largest baroque fountain situated in the Triveni district.

Spanish Steps, consisting of steep slopes between the Piazza di Spagna and Piazza Trinità dei Monti.

Marco Aurelio Column, a victory column inside Piazza Colonna built more than 39-metre tall.

The Temple of Hadrian, built in 145 CE, is devoted to Emperor Hadrian.

Pantheon, formerly a temple and now a church, also called an architectural wonder.

Piazza Navona, which serves the purpose of open space of Domitian stadium and is also known for its beauty and three mountains.

Sant. Angelo Bridge, a towering fortress maned after Castel Sant'Angelo.

Vatican Museums, filled with centuries of art and sculpture museums in the Vatican city.

St Peter’s Basilica, a renaissance-style church built in Vatican city located in St Peter’s Square.

The Sistine Chapel, earlier the center of the conclaves and houses Michelangelo's marvellous work with the divine frescos of Genesis, the Last Judgment, and more!