What to do and see in Celio, Lazio: The Best Things to do

April 27, 2022 Esmeralda Fenner

Rome wasn't built in a day--and you'll need much more than a day to take in this timeless city. The city is a real-life collage of piazzas, open-air markets, and astonishing historic sites. Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain, contemplate the Colosseum and the Pantheon, and sample a perfect espresso or gelato before spending an afternoon shopping at the Campo de’Fiori or Via Veneto. Enjoy some of the most memorable meals of your life here, too, from fresh pasta to succulent fried artichokes or a tender oxtail stew.
Restaurants in Rome

1. Teatro Ivelise

Via Capo D'Africa 8/12, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 8952 7016
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Teatro Ivelise

2. City Walkers Tours

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City Walkers Tours

Official Tour Operator Company based in Rome. Private or Group tours to the Colosseum, Vatican Museums transfers and more! It started as a modest small business between a couple of young friends and growing since than together with our most valued partners and wonderful clients.

3. Arena Tours

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Arena Tours

With over 20 years experience as one of Rome’s most established and well known tour agencies, Arena Tours is kick starting 2020 with a collection of new experiences full of extensive information and insights into what makes Rome one of the world’s most incredible cities.

4. Biblioteca della Societa Geografica Italiana

Via della Navicella 12 Palazzetto Mattei in Villa Celimontana, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 700 8279 [email protected] http://societageografica.net/wp/it/gli-archivi/biblioteca/
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Biblioteca della Societa Geografica Italiana

5. Whats In Italy Tours

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Whats In Italy Tours

We offered group and private tours in Italy since 1998. Our unique, unforgettable tours in Rome, Florence and Venice delight tourists from around the world.Every guide demonstrates his excitement for Italy and everything Italian. Experience the culture that brings pasta and pizza to the world. Take an adventure into Italian history, exploring ancient ruins, or the architecture of the Renaissance

6. Basilica di Santa Maria in Domnica alla Navicella

Via della Navicella 10, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 7720 2685 http://www.santamariaindomnica.it/
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Basilica di Santa Maria in Domnica alla Navicella

Dating from the 7th century, this church is also known as the church of the Navicella, because of the reproduction of a Roman boat in a fountain in front of the structure.

7. Colombario di Pomponio Hylas

Via di Porta San Sebastiano 9 Parco degli Scipioni, 00179 Rome Italy +39 06 6710 3819 http://www.museionline.info/roma-musei-e-monumenti/colombario-di-pomponio-hylas
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Colombario di Pomponio Hylas

Reviewed By CarolnRobb - New York City, United States

We had read about this unusual burial crypt and realized it was difficult to arrange. We contacted our guide Silvia Prosperi and she was about to obtain the permit and arrange for the appoint with the Parks Department representative to open it. We learned there are many sights like this that can only be opened by appointment.

8. Santi Giovanni e Paolo

Piazza Dei Santi Giovanni E Paolo 13, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 700 5745
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Santi Giovanni e Paolo

Reviewed By phillytraveleramo

You aren't going to see another church like this in Rome, if only because of the Romanesque elements, which are comparatively rare in the Eternal City. The Caelian Hill itself is quiet and much less trafficked, and this church is a kind of oasis...Carolingian-looking lions flank the entrance, and it has the best Medieval mosaics and cosmatesque flooring I've ever seen. A wonderful hodge-podge, set into ancient Roman homes (others have reviewed the Domus Romani, but I haven't been yet)...do make the time to visit. And as others have said, there's a WC.

9. Ss. Quattro Coronati

Via Dei Santissimi Quattro 20, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 7047 5427 http://www.santiquattrocoronati.org/
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Ss. Quattro Coronati

Reviewed By Cipsontheroad

If you wish to elevate the soul attend a Sunday service of the agostinian cloister nuns in an incredible roman basilica that displays an amazing overlapping of architectural modifications that go from the VI century to XVII. A total delight to a lover of architectural style and design.

10. Case Romane del Celio

Clivo Di Scauro Adiacente Piazza Santi Giovanni E Paolo Clivo di Scauro adiacente piazza Santi Giovanni e Paolo, 00184 Rome Italy +39 06 3996 7755 http://www.caseromane.it/index.php/it/
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Case Romane del Celio

Reviewed By travels1939 - Massachusetts, United States

The Case Romane (Roman Houses) are a collection of connected rooms/dwellings from the 2nd and 3rd centuries, beneath the Basilica de Giovanni e Paolo, that were only just excavated during the 19th century. There remain a few frescoes and decorative floors that are remarkable considering the many centuries that they were buried underground. We mostly had the site to ourselves during the hour or two that we stayed there. Walking through those ancient rooms was fascinating.

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