The six corners you must visit to be able to say that you really know Rome, one of the most beautiful capitals in Europe.

When we say Rome, most of us undoubtedly think of the most legendary places and their most important monuments. Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain,… however, there are many more corners of the Italian capital worth knowing beyond the most touristic places. This is why we chose Some corners that you will definitely love beyond the most typical.

Trastevere

Surely many will say it’s a “must visit place” if we go to Rome, but the fact that it’s on the other side of the river and a little further away doesn’t always make us go and no doubt trastevere It is one of the neighborhoods that is not only worth going to the most legendary pizzerias where you can find the most typical Italian pasta recipes, but also worth wandering around in its streets, where you need to get to know well and do it in depth in order to leave yourself alone. captivated in its most bohemian, original and colorful form. It’s also an ideal place if you’re looking for a bit of partying as you can find lots of impromptu concerts, much cheaper venues and lots of people.

Jewish Quarter

Another district we would recommend is Jewish neighborhood This neighborhood, full of charm thanks to its narrow streets and the wonderful atmosphere of this ghetto, is integrated with the Sant’Angelo district.

A neighborhood around which his life revolves. octave portico and history breathes in every corner and we can find one of its most typical monuments Turtle Fountain In Mattei square.

Tiber Island

in the middle of the Tiber river However, we consider this 270-meter-long island the perfect place to enjoy the scenery and above all to have fun on hot days.

A castle-palace was built in the Middle Ages and is now an island full of legends and improbable stories. St John of God Hospitalone of the best and most famous in the city.

Gianicolo Park

If we are looking for peace, tranquility and scandalous views of Rome, we cannot miss the Parco del Gianicolo, it is a hill on the right bank of the Tiber in Rome, in addition to wonderful gardens, full of details, statues, fountains … We can see the whole city under our feet.

Pyramid of Cayo Cestio

Yes, besides classical art, we can find more Egyptian art in Rome. Specifically, Cestian pyramid anyone Pyramid of Caius Cestius We found it next to Porta San Paolo and the city’s Protestant cemetery (a corner worth visiting since we’re next to it… you should enter)

Built as the tomb of Cayo Cestio Epulón, a judge, it reaches a height of 36.40 meters, clad in marble and approximately 30 meters on each side. It is undoubtedly one of the most striking details of the city.

Tomb of the Capuchin Priests

And as the last corner of this selection, we can undoubtedly continue to expand to the limit, because Rome is magnificent, intriguing, full of places with so much history and charm, we should talk about. Cemetery of the Capuchin Priests on Church of Santa Maria della Concezione.

Through Vittorio Veneto we find this cappuccino cellars in rome where bones of about 4,000 priests artistically arranged, the kind that draws attention and distracts the conversation.

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