Basilica di San Clemente: the most interesting historical site in Rome
There is nothing in central Rome that beats the incredible layers of history beneath the Basilica di San Clemente in Laterano. We tell you how to visit.
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Essential advice for the Eternal City: insider tips from locals so you can maximize your vacation and spend more time enjoying Rome.
Pandemic news:
On February 1st, 2021, Rome re-entered the “yellow” status.
This means that museums and architectural sites are permitted to be open from Monday – Friday, but closed at the weekends. See special measures for visiting the Colosseum >
Additionally, the Vatican Museums are open from Monday – Saturday. See special measures for visiting the Vatican >
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