Sights around Termini
What to see in the Termini (train station) neighborhood of Rome
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Museo Nazionale Romano: Palazzo Massimo alle Terme - The best of the four branches of the Rome National Museum contains excellent statuary plus exquisite ancient Roman mosaics, bronzes, frescoes, coins, and jewelry in a 19th-century villa.... ![]()
Museo Nazionale Romano: Baths of Diocletian - Installed in the palazzo that was converted out of a portion of the ancient baths complex; intriguing space, but least interesting of the Rome National Museum's four collections.... ![]()
Santa Maria degli Angeli - Michelangelo was commissioned to take a section of the ancient Baths of Diocletian and adapt it to become a church. It's a shame a later architect came along and moved the entrance over to one of the transept arms and spoiled the effect... ![]()
Museo Nazionale Romano: Aula Ottagona - [currently closed] A single echoing chamber of the Baths of Diocletian complex (but with a completely separate entrance than the collection mentioned above, also part of the Rome National Museum) has been filled with a small but mighty bathhouse art and colossal statuary; amazingly evocative space.... ![]()

Santa Maria Maggiore - One of Rome's four great ancient basilicas was built in the 5th century and sports fantastic, glittering mosaics... ![]()
Piazza della Repubblica - Massive traffic circle around the Fountain of the Naiads ringed by arcades of shops, cinemas, and two sights: Michelangelo's Santa Maria degli Angeli church and Museo Nazionale Romano: Baths of Diocletian...
Santa Maria della Vittoria - The last chapel on the left is a theater stage with the commissioners and the sculptor, Bernini, looking from box seats down on the main scene below, where a smirking angel is about to pierce St. Theresa in Ecstasy (and what a very erotic ecstasy it is) with a glowing spear of Heavenly light... ![]()
San Pietro in Vincoli - The rusty chains under the altar are supposedly those that imprisoned St. Peter, but what everyone really comes here to see is Michelangelo's Moses... ![]()
San Giovanni in Laterano - Rome's cathedral—no, it isn't St. Peter's—is one of the great basilican churches of Rome, with a Giotto fresco and some lovely quiet cloisters... ![]()
Related pages
- Bordering neighborhoods: Esquiline/Viminal/Quirinal, Via Veneto/Villa Borghese, Downtown Ancient Rome
- Hotels around Termini
- Rome city layout
- Top sights in Rome
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This material was last updated February 2011. All information was accurate at the time.
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