Rome Hotels near Arch of Constantine

Arco di Constantino Top 3

• Take a load off your feet, and even snack on some of Rome’s famous cheese and bread, whilst sitting by the fenced greenway and contemplating the rich history of this spot.
• Stick around and catch the arch as its white marble changes with the evening, a lovely way to watch the sunset in Rome.
• Get as close as you can to Arco di Constantino on the south side (the Coliseum will be behind you to the left) and look for a headless Constantine in the rectangular frieze to the right.

Getting There

Getting to the Arco di Constantino is easy. You can take a taxi for relatively cheap, hop on the metro, or just walk. If taking the metro, take the blue line to the stop Colesseo. If walking, pick up a cheap (or free) Rome map at the Tourist Information Centre or at your hotel. Most of the city has wide sidewalks, and much of it is pedestrian only, which makes the walk pleasant and a good way to happen upon Roman ruins. Keep your eye out for the Coliseum—once you’ve found it, finding the arch is a breeze.