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Catacombe di San Callisto
Burial place of many popes of the 3rd century, this is the oldest...
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Catacombe di San Sebastiano
The 4th-century church was named after the saint who was buried...
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Circo di Massenzio
The ruins of the Circus of Maxentius, built in AD 309, give you...
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Domine Quo Vadis?
This church was built on the spot where tradition says Christ...
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Porta Maggiore
The massive 1st-century AD monument is not only a porta (city...
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San Clemente
One of the most impressive archaeological sites in Rome, San...
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San Giovanni in Laterano
This is Rome's cathedral; it's here that the pope officiates...
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San Gregorio Magno
Set amid the greenery of the Celian Hill, this church wears its...
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San Pietro in Vincoli
What has put this otherwise unprepossessing church on the map...
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Santa Maria Maggiore
The exterior of the church, from the broad sweep of steps on...
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Santa Prassede
This small and inconspicuous 9th-century church is known above...
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Santa Pudenziana
Outside of Ravenna, Rome has some of the most opulent mosaics...
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Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Perched up the incline of the Clivus di Scauro—a magical...
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Santi Quattro Coronati
One of the evocative cul-de-sacs in Rome where history seems...
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Santo Stefano Rotondo
This 5th-century church was inspired perhaps by the design of...
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Scala Santa
A 16th-century building encloses the Holy Steps, which tradition...
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Terme di Caracalla
Although not the largest in ancient Rome, these public baths...
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Tomba di Cecilia Metella
For centuries, sightseers have flocked to this famous landmark...
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