I wasn’t sure whether to give three or four stars as I have mixed feelings about PH. This was once the home of Rome’s rich with palaces and such built atop this (one of Rome’s seven) hill. The views from the uppermost vantage points overlooking the city and other sights below such as Circus Maximus and the Roman Forum are amazing. Signage is pretty good if you’re just looking to scratch the surface - otherwise, I’d recommend a guide. Unfortunately, not much is left up here - lots of ruins, bricks, destroyed columns. You really need to use your imagination to ‘see’ what this place must have been like 2,800 years ago. I purchased my ticket at the PH ticket booth which included a timed entry to the adjacent Colosseum - great as there was no line at the PH ticket office. Of note, there is a LOT of walking involved here and much of it is up steep steps/inclined with uneven surfaces. Bottom line...when in Rome, do visit PH, but keep your expectations realistic and do wear comfortable shoes.

Fantastic experience so much to do and see. Feel pretty safe however the locals will not leave you alone. One tip is to take a cab back to station if there are 3 or more as same cost as bus and much safer as buses are known for puck pockets and expecting you to pay more fair as your a tourist. Great place to experience variation in food as soon as you get to the station is within the station all very creative and cultural lots of lovely food drink and buzzing atmosphere and sensible prices no toutes👍

This is definitely a place to visit when in Rome. The views across the ancient city are amazing especially towards the late afternoon and you get the setting sun dancing across the marble. Best time to view is off season, otherwise it can get very busy and very hot.