Movie & TV Filming Locations in Rome, Italy

1. Trevi Fountain

Iconic Baroque fountain where Anita Ekberg bathed in ‘La Dolce Vita’. Toss a coin for good luck!

Grand staircase where Audrey Hepburn danced in ‘Roman Holiday’. A popular meeting place in Rome.

Architectural Marvel: Unique double flight of stairs leading to the Trinità dei Monti church
Cultural Hub: Surrounded by art galleries, cafes and luxury shops
Romantic Viewpoint: Offers a breathtaking view of Rome from the top

Historic square featuring three beautiful fountains seen in ‘Angels & Demons’. Filled with lively cafes and street artists.

Renaissance fortress where Julius Caesar is said to have died. Filming location for ‘Angels & Demons’.

Palace where Mussolini gave his speeches in ‘Roma’, and the site of the Vittorio Emanuele II monument.

Historical Landmark: Symbol of Italian Fascism
Monumental Attraction: Features the largest monument to a single person in Italy
Transport Hub: Serves as a major traffic intersection and bus terminal

Impressive Roman villa featured in ‘The Gladiator’. A UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Roman Architecture: One of the best-preserved and largest ancient Roman sites
Historical Significance: Built as a summer residence for Emperor Hadrian
Archaeological Treasure: Contains numerous buildings, statues, and frescoes

Ancient ruins where Julius Caesar was assassinated in ‘Rome’. A symbol of the Roman Empire’s greatness.

Historical Importance: One of the most significant archaeological sites in the world
Architectural Remains: Features numerous temples, arches, and basilicas
Educational Experience: Guided tours offer insights into Roman life and history

Iconic amphitheater where gladiators fought in ‘Gladiator’. A symbol of Imperial Rome’s power and grandeur.

Architectural Masterpiece: One of the best-preserved ancient structures
Historical Significance: Built during the reign of Emperor Vespasian
Educational Tour: Guided tours offer insights into the history of gladiatorial contests

Square featuring Santa Maria del Popolo church, where Gregory Peck confessed in ‘Roman Holiday’.

Renaissance villa where ‘Angels & Demons’ was filmed. A vast park with museums and attractions.

Artistic Wonders: Contains numerous sculptures, paintings, and historical artifacts
Natural Beauty: Features a lake, gardens, and a zoo
Leisure Activities: Offers bike rentals, horseback riding, and boat rides on the lake

Largest church in the world where ‘Angels & Demons’ and ‘The Great Beauty’ were filmed.

Religious Significance: Built on the tomb of St. Peter, one of Jesus Christ’s apostles
Architectural Marvel: Designed by Bernini and Michelangelo
Artistic Masterpiece: Home to Michelangelo’s Pietà and the Baldachin

Museum complex where ‘Angels & Demons’ was filmed. Home to countless art treasures.

Artistic Legacy: Houses the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, and numerous other masterpieces
Historical Significance: Contain art and historical relics from ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome
Cultural Experience: Guided tours offer insights into art history and Vatican culture

Papal basilica where ‘Roman Holiday’ was filmed and the cathedral church of Rome.

Pope’s summer residence and filming location for ‘Angels & Demons’. Features a beautiful gardens and lake.

Historical Significance: Has been the popes’ summer residence since the 16th century
Natural Beauty: Surrounded by a picturesque lake and gardens
Cultural Experience: Visitors can explore the papal museums, gardens, and villa

Small island in the Tiber River where scenes from ‘Angels & Demons’ were filmed. Home to hospitals and a museum.