Free Tourist Attractions, Activities & Other
Free Things to do in Italy
An Italian travel guide and directory with free tourist attractions, activities, tourism information and other Free things to do in Italy. With free travel information for Italian cities including Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence and Venice. Backpackers Backpacking through Italy will find these free tourist attractions and free things to do very usefull. For travellers who are backpacking, The free tourist attractions in this travel guide are perfect. When travelling in Italy you want to visit the famous tourist attractions. They all cost you money. Try a few free things to do. They are fun and with the money you save, upgrade your hotel. Flying to Italy? Our flights page has links to all major European airlines and also one of the cheapest online booking services. Free tourist attractions, activities and free things to do in this travel guide will take you away from the cities. Away from attractions where travellers are crowding, leading you to Italy's best little secrets. All travel information, tourist attractions and things to do listed in this Italian travel guide were free at the time of publishing. However, a tourist operator can change the way they offer their attraction or activity. We will not take responsibility for this but we will appreciate your feedback. Enjoy your backpacking or luxury travelling Italian Vacation/Holiday! Don't forget Insurance. Free Travel Insurance Quotes from AIG Travel Guard.
The Pantheon
Rome Attractions
Teatro di Marcello
The Pantheon - Recent
studies have proven that
the present Pantheon is a
reconstruction of the
temple from the time of
Hadrian. The interior
measures 43,40 metres in
diameter.
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Teatro di Marcello - this
was one of greatest
theaters in ancient Rome.
It could hold around
15,000 spectators. It was
then transformed by
Peruzzi the architect.
Via Appia Antica
Protestant Cemetry
Scala Santa
Via Appia Antica - A
beautifull inner city park in
Rome, There is lots to see
and do, please be
informed that some of the
activities in the park are
not free. A must see for
travellers in Rome
Protestant Cemetery -
Rome’s Non-Catholic
Cemetery has possibly the
highest density of famous
and important graves
anywhere in the world,
including poets Shelley
and Keats,
The Scala Santa, or Holy
Staircase - According to
tradition, the staircases
were part of the
praetorium of Pilate in
Jerusalem, hence were
sanctified by the
footsteps of Jesus Christ
