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St. Peter's Basilica
Among the most famous wonders of the Renaissance, the St. Peter's Basilica It is one of the largest and most fascinating churches in the world. Its construction lasted over 120 years and saw the work of great masters such as Michelangelo And Bernini.
According to tradition, right under the main altar is the tomb of St. Peter, apostle and first Pope. Today it is the heart of the Vatican, where the Pope celebrates some of the most important functions of the year, often in front of up to 80,000 faithful.
Don't miss the climb to the dome: elevator to the roof, then 323 steps to reach the top and enjoy a breathtaking view of Rome.
Colosseum
Undisputed symbol of the city, the Colosseum It is the largest amphitheater ever built and one of the marvels of Roman engineering. Commissioned by the emperor Vespasian in 70 AD and completed under the reign of Tito, could accommodate up to 50,000 spectators, ready to witness epic fights between gladiators and wild animals.
Built in stone and concrete, its elliptical profile is imposing: 48 meters high, 188 in length And 156 wide. It still leaves you breathless today.
It is one of the most visited attractions in Rome, so be prepared for queues… or avoid the stress and Book tickets online in advance or participate in one guided tour to enter without waiting.