With some of the most influential histories in the modern world, the heart of the Roman Empire is itself a world of discovery. Old and aesthetically pleasing City of Rome Packed with photography opportunities in every way you turn. There are the most instagrammable places in Rome.
Most Instagrammable Places in Rome
1. Spanish Steps
After recent improvements, the Spanish staircase in the morning light is one of the most beautiful places in all of Rome, especially at sunrise. Thanks to the unique designs of spring and summer and the display of gorgeous blooms, this step has long been a favorite for artists, painters and poets.
Best Photo Tips: Sunrise is the perfect time to film a crowd-free step.
2. TerrazaBorromini
A local friend (Simone from Access Italy) showed me, so during my short 3 day visit I found some of the best bars and restaurants in Rome. My favorite time is of course sunset (I don’t love a good sunset!?). So we decided to head to the best viewpoint in the town of Terraza Boromini.
Best Photo Tips: Book a sunset table as early as possible. This place is a hot spot!
3. Ponte Umbort
While we were cruising through town between attractions and attractions, I found one of the most luxurious framed pictures on the right side of the vehicle and asked the driver to stop. From Diponte Umberto, you can take a lot of Rome with a photo of the Roman River, one of the many dome churches in Rome, and one of the many bridges, Ponte Vittorio Emmanuel II.
Best Photo Tips: For this exact framing, head down the stairs towards the river!
4. Roman Forum
The heart of ancient Rome itself: you will not come to Rome and visit the Roman forum! A vast exhibition of abandoned ins, if you have a guide with you, you should learn a lot. We visited Access Italy for an insightful tour of what was today and what was standing in what should have been one of Rome’s most iconic sights.
Best Photo Tips: The observation deck overlooking the forum is a great view and is easy to enjoy, even without crowds in the frame for most of the day.
5. Trevi Fountain
Fontanadi Trevi, Rome’s most famous fountain, is a must-have for all travelers’ lists when visiting Rome for the first time. Therefore, legend progresses. Throw a coin into your left shoulder in your right hand to ensure your return visit to Rome. After 3 visits I’m still making sure I need to throw coins and become one of my favourite cities!
Best Photo Tips: The best time is to visit the sunrise much more. To ensure a good location and set up your shot, arrive 10-15 minutes before the sun actually rises.
6. The Colosseum
There’s nothing more to say in Rome than the Colosseum, so make sure you visit at least once. Standing at the base of the striking structure of the sunrise, there’s absolutely nothing like having everything to yourself, but of course you’ll need to go back for a tour later that day! Book you Colosseum tickets In advance to save time for the day.
Best Photo Tips: Sunrise, sunrise, sunrise!
7. Pingyan Hill
Last but not least, perhaps the best view of Rome is on the Pinsian hills.
Best Photo Tips: Take some time to explore the nearby gardens, you will not be disappointed!