Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Campo Marzio, Rome

Kapt’n Koko • May 7, 2018This was a gift from Egypt. Go on a m obelisk hunt and you’ll never be disappointed in Rome.

Babak • March 31, 2018Actually Rome has lots of great view so it's too hard to use "best view" but it has a great view in Flaminio district, the bad thing is that the terrace is not big enough

Tin P. • October 9, 2015Nice view, close to metro, close to stairs on hill nearby with great view od Rome and Vatican

A • September 18, 2016All what tou need is here ✌🏼️hotels, shopping with highly brands or italic brands ,resturants, coffee shops or just walking and loving 🙊❤️

Sidira K. • January 20, 2019First thing visited in Rome. Great for photos, when it's not raining, you can sit for a while & enjoy a delicious tiramisu from nearby pompi. On the top, there is a also church.Definately a must see!

Benjamin 🚀 • September 26, 2015Stop and take a pic before you head up or down the steps. 😄🇮🇹

Karim • July 26, 2016Great tour! We had an amazing guide who told a lot of little stories with the details. Didn't expect something like that. When you are done with the popular places in Rome, do visit Villa Medici.

Julia K. • September 15, 2016Great gate with impressive size doors!!

Julia K. • September 15, 2016Nice and original fountain!

Ali L. • April 11, 2015I'm a big fan of this fountain. The area around it is lively but not crowded.

Jonathan V. • November 6, 2018It’s shut. Building works.

Chris S. • July 12, 2014Fantastic view. Worth the walk up from Piazza del Poppoli

Pierre B. • November 9, 2014Belle fontaine du centre de la place del popolo.

Anne v. • May 1, 2014The obelisk was put up by Valadier on the Pincian in 1822; it is a Roman copy made by Hadrian for the tomb of Antinous in Tivoli, whence Elagabal moved it ca 220 to a circus outside the Porta Maggiore

Cansin P. • July 22, 2014Enjoy the scenery when you can. Breathe in the history and fall in love with monuments and lovely masterpieces as I did once. God, I love Italia so much!

Joel S. • November 10, 2012The obelisk is a Roman one, not an Egyptian one and the inscriptions were copied from the Flaminian, but without understanding, so they make no sense (and some are inverted)

Salvatore D. • June 27, 2015A nice contraption that seems just jumped out of a steampunk novel!

N. S. • February 24, 2018Visiting in February 2018, the site itself is closed off while restoration goes on. A real shame, ‘cause you can’t really see anything behind the big wall. Hope to one day be able to really visit.