Rome (or, in Italian and Latin, Roma) is the capital city of Italy. It is located on the Tiber river, in the central part of the country near the Mediterranean Sea. The Vatican City, located in an enclave within Rome, is the seat of the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church.

Inhabited for over 3000 years — the city was the seat of the Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic and the Roman Empire — it has now grown to cover a metropolitan area with more than three million inhabitants, making it the largest city of the Italian peninsula.

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• 1960 Summer Olympics

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• Churches of Rome

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• Natives of Rome

Articles in category "Rome"

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1960 Summer Paralympics A A.S. Roma Agrarian law American Academy in Rome American Overseas School of Rome Arch of Sergius Arch of Titus B Banquet of Chestnuts F French Academy in Rome G Galleria Borghese

G cont. Great Synagogue of Rome L Laocoön and his Sons Lateran Lateran Palace S.S. Lazio P Palazzo Farnese, Rome Piazza Navona Pontifical Croatian College of St. Jerome Protestant Cemetery, Rome Q Quirinal Palace R Roman Ghetto

R cont. Rome S Spanish Steps T Tiber Tiber Island Trastevere Trevi Fountain Triton Fountain U University of Rome La Sapienza V Villa Borghese Villa Giulia