Hidden gems - Monuments in Rome, Italy not to miss (Updated May, 2024)

Hidden gems: Monuments in Rome

Discover the city's hidden treasures—remarkable spots that are relatively undiscovered but offer exceptional experiences. Our selection criteria? A rating of 4.5 or higher with fewer than 150 reviews. Explore these lesser-known yet outstanding places that promise a delightful visit in Rome. This list contains 9 places from Monument category.

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Schola Traianea - Excavations of Old Ostia

Monument

👍👍 One of the most impressive and also most fascinating environments. It was supposed to be the seat of the shipbuilders' college and house a statue of Trajan. You will recognize it not only for the plaques but for the beautiful exedras of the entrance from which you access the side vestibules. Inside...

4.90 (19 reviews)

Domus of Amor and Psyche

Monument

👍👍 Absolutely recommended. Always worth a visit. You can spend hours here.

4.70 (138 reviews)

Capitolium

Monument

👍👍 Just great! Absolutely recommended

4.70 (88 reviews)

Column of Phocas

Monument

A fluted marble column dedicated to an emperor, added to the Roman Forum in the 7th century AD.

4.60 (102 reviews)

Monument to Bersagliere

Monument

👍👍 Monument to the Bersaglieri for their breach of 20th September 1870 which finally crowned Rome as the capital of Italy. The work is entirely a celebration of the Bersaglieri corps and their spectacular exploits from the wars of independence up to the First World War. The most sensational events are...

4.60 (37 reviews)

Monument Cola Di Rienzo

Monument

👍👍 The Monument to Cola di Rienzo is a bronze statue dedicated to the 14th-century Roman politician and military leader, and prominently displayed in the space between the steps leading up to the Campidoglio and the steps leading up to Santa Maria in Aracoeli, in Rome, Italy.

4.60 (22 reviews)

Palazzo Mattei

Monument

Walking tours of a 17th-century mansion & courtyard where the master painter Caravaggio once stayed.

4.50 (125 reviews)

Arch of Malborghetto

Monument

👍 A beautiful place for a trip (but you cannot enter with dogs or have a picnic in the park) but above all a unique testimony in terms of history and structure. A quadrangular arch (the only one visible in Rome is the reopened arch of Janus), probably built on the site of the camp where the emperor Co...

4.50 (121 reviews)

Basilica Ulpia

Monument

Remains of a Roman basilica from the 2nd century with granite columns that are illuminated at night.

4.50 (55 reviews)

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Hidden gems: Monuments in Rome, Italy