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Rome is one of the world's greatest destinations. Fully deserving of its moniker as the Eternal City, people have been enchanted by Rome for millennia. Former seat of the Roman Empire, Rome may not be the political force it once was, but as a tourist destination and an all-round cultural capital it's tough to outclass and millions of travelers visit every year to enjoy its food, arts and an overwhelming sense of history.
Divided into several zones, Rome's most famous landmarks are either in the city center or within walking distance of it. The Colosseum, the 8th-century BC Palatine ruins and the Roman Forum are all located close to Colosseo metro station, a short walk from the shopping of Via del Corso. In the city center, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Stairs are all within a ten-minute stroll of each other; the Piazza Navona, nestled by the Tiber, is also close – just south of Vatican City.

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