At one level, there isn't much to see on Palatine Hill--ruins of former palaces interspersed with trees and views of the city beyond. At a different level, the quiet of Palatine Hill the early morning we were there was both therapeutic and thought-provoking. After the hoards in the Vatican Museum at at the Papal Audience, we were pleased and soothed... More

We had visited the Palatine Hill some years ago when we first took a stroll round the Roman forum, but decided this time to go in directly using the entrance in Via di S. Gregorio. It says at the entrance if I've hit 60 I can get in for free, and I have reached the sublime state of earning a... More

12 euros to get in even if you dont want to visit the Collosseum. There was not an option on tickets. remember your passport if you are over 65 you have a reduction.

A very nice and calm area in the centre of Rome. The trees and plants are lovely and it gives you a good impression of the life in ancient Rome. The attraction is directly linked to the Forum Romanum. Tip: Since buying a ticket at the Colloseum will allow you to enter at the Forum Romanum and Palatine Hill. It... More

Entrance is included in the ticket to the Colosseo. The place is huge. I could only imagine what it must have been like during the peak of the Roman Empire. Well woth the visit and whilst there are large ruins keep an eye out for some of the amazing details.

Palatine Hill is one of my favourite places in Rome as it offers a cooling break from the maddening crowd below while being interesting in its own right. The hill offers great views of Rome, great archeological sites and tree cooled paths on which to slowly stroll along. Tip: visit Palatine first before the Forum as you can gain entry... More

This suffers from the same lack of interpretation as the Forum, and the large areas fenced off without any sign of activity, but it is much less crowded and there is plenty of scope to cool off and explore. There are good views over the Forum.

Beautiful views, you can imagine what WAS there, such an enigma. The lives of the affluent, Nero, and the vital portion of the Roman Empire tht occurred at this world landmark.

I wasn't very impressed with it. There was a lovely garden there tho. I thought it will be much more interesting.