




Aurelian Walls
Attraction
4.6 (1882 reviews)
Well-preserved sections of the walls built 271–275AD under Roman emperors Aurelian & Probus.
00179 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy
Highlights from Reviews
• historical significance
The Aurelian Walls offer a tangible connection to Rome's ancient past and imperial history.
• well-preserved
The walls are remarkably well-preserved, allowing visitors to appreciate the scale and engineering of the ancient structure.
• free admission
The museum within the walls offers free entry, making it an accessible and budget-friendly attraction.
• easy access
The walls are easily accessible by various means, including car, bike, and public transportation.
• great views
Walking along the wall provides great views of the city and surrounding countryside.
