Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella

It is a mausoleum located just outside Rome, three miles from the Appian Way, and was built during the first century BC to honor Caecilia, daughter of the Roman consul. This mausoleum, decorated with marble, is one of the most famous monuments in Rome, and it is one of the historical attractions that attract thousands of tourists to it every year. This mausoleum is cylindrical in shape and is really big. If you are interested in archaeological sites, you should definitely visit it when you come to Rome.