Attractions in Rome(Starting at Just INR 499)

Although the city of Rome is dotted with many catholic sites, the Capuchin crypt is one of the most impressive and unique sites because it is entirely made out of bones. The bones and skulls of more than 4,000 capuchin individuals are arranged in a decorative manner, which is both spooky and impressive at the same time. The museum dedicated to the Capuchins and their missions around the globe provides a deep insight into their lives through different artefacts like manuscripts, vestments and reliquaries. Several paintings are also on display here, including the ‘St Francis in Meditation’ which was a work of the ‘Old Master Caravaggio’. The crypt is the main attraction here which is further divided into six different sections. The rooms are very dimly lit, taking the spooky factor a notch above. In one room, one can also find two severed mummified arms cross one another and upon closer inspection, one can notice that it forms Capuchin’s coat of arms. The Capuchins earned their names because of a hooded cap that they used to wear, apart from socks and a tunic. These figures are also placed inside the crypt to let people know how the Capuchins used to look back in the day.Also Checkout: Rome Nightlife

Palazzo Massimo Alle Terme or the Palazzo Massimo is a popular tourist attraction and a great place to explore the authentic history of the beautiful city of Rome. Filled with several artifacts and objects, each floor at this museum is dedicated to a specific part of the history of Rome, making it an ideal place to visit for all history and architecture buffs. Moreover, since the Palazzo Massimo is one of the four parts of the National Roman museum, it is recommended to visit the other three structures, namely, the baths of Diocletian, the Palazzo Altemps, the Palazzo Altemps, and the Crypta Balbi. Home to the rare and best classical art collections in Rome, wonderful antiquities are located on each floor of the Palazzo Massimo. One of the most famous attractions here includes the mosaics, dating back to the second and the fourth century AD, and the frescoes from the ancient Roman period, making up for a rare and extravagant collection of documented proof of ancient domestic life in Rome. Other notable attractions to explore in the Palazzo Massimo Alle Terme are the statues and sculptures, belonging to the ancient Roman and Greek periods, adorned with beautiful sarcophagi. Some other famous nearby places to explore include the Santa Maria Degli Angeli e dei Martiri, Piazza Della Repubblica, Baths of Diocletian, Rome Termini Railway station, and the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. Also Checkout a Detailed Guide to Visit: Rome Monuments

Musei di Villa Torlonia, a collection of magnificent museums, comprises restored 19th-century villas packed with a great collection of artworks and the private possessions of Rome's nobility. The magnificent structures (Casino Nobile, Casina Delle Civette, Casino dei Principi, the Serra Moresca), ornate interiors, and the original English landscape garden give them a unique charm, making them a popular attraction in Rome. The Casino Nobile is filled with a plethora of ornamental pieces created by the most well-known artists of the time, including Bertel, Francesco, and Luigi Fioroni. It is a remarkable illustration of wealth and magnificence that reflects the artistic culture of the period. It houses the Museum of the Villa in the first- and second-floor rooms, while the false Etruscan tomb and renovated bunkers are displayed in the basement. The second floor also houses the Museum of the Roman School and exhibits a valuable collection of paintings, sculptures, and drawings. The Casina delle Civette is devoted to artistic stained glass, the Casino dei Principi stores the archives and stages temporary exhibitions, and the Serra is a marvel of polychrome glass, iron, and cast iron. A trip to the museum complex transports you back in time while winding through a historical beautifully landscaped garden and leaves you spellbound.Read More: Things To Do In Florence