What to do
Rome is a city rich in history, art, and culture, with iconic landmarks like the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and St. Peter's Basilica. It is a blend of ancient and modern, where every corner tells stories spanning millennia. A lively, fascinating, and vibrant city that combines tradition and innovation. Below you will find some of the most important historical landmarks of the city, along with their nearest metro stations. We will visit several of these sights on our walking tour, open to all Conference & Summit participants and their guests; attendees can select this optional add-on during registration.
Colosseum
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Capitol Hill
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Piazza del Popolo
Line A Metro stop Popolo
Fountain of the Tritons
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Tiberina Island
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Castel Sant Angelo
Line A Metro stop Lepanto
Historical Marcello Theater
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Piazza di Spagna
Line A Metro stop Spagna
Sant Angelo Bridge
Line A Metro stop Lepanto
Vittorio Emanuele II Monument
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
Spanish Stairs and Church
Line A Metro stop Spagna
Pantheon
Line A Metro stop Barberini
Riuns of the Roman Forum
Line B Metro stop Colosseo
St Peter Basilica
Line A Metro stop Ottaviano
Ara Pacis
Line A Metro stop Popolo
Trevi Fountain
Line A Metro stop Spagna
Navona Square
Line A Metro stop Barberini
Piramide di Caio Sestio
Line B Metro stop Piramide