Rome: a city spanning over 3 millennia with one of the highest concentrations of architecture in the world, not to mention a transcendental influence on culture the world over. The city’s crowning feature is the countless layers of history that have manifested here, all converging to become a fixture of modern life in The Eternal City.
In this article, we present the works of architecture that highlight the city’s diverse history. We will omit the universally-known “tourist traps” in order to give a much more profound picture of what makes Rome the architectural capital of the world.