Rome: what is under scaffolding?

1 of 22 landmarks in Rome have works or closures reported. Status of every landmark, sorted by how much it affects your photos. Last checked 2 Nov 2026.

• Basilica di San ClementeScaffolding went up in January 2026 with short winter closures. We found no report confirming it has come down.Unconfirmed
• Altare della Patria (Vittoriano)No works reportedClear
• Appian WayNo works reportedClear
• Archbasilica of St. John LateranNo works reportedClear
• Baths of CaracallaNo works reportedClear
• Castel Sant'AngeloNo works reportedClear
• Circus MaximusNo works reportedClear
• ColosseumOpen. A 2026 restoration rebuilt part of the arena floor on the southern side to show the original layout; it does not hide the exterior.Clear
• Column of Marcus AureliusThe laser cleaning in Piazza Colonna was due to finish in early 2026.Clear
• Galleria BorgheseNo works reportedClear
• Mouth of TruthNo works reportedClear
• Palatine HillNo works reportedClear
• PantheonNo works reportedClear
• Piazza del CampidoglioNo works reportedClear
• Piazza NavonaNo works reportedClear
• Roman ForumNo works reportedClear
• Santa Maria MaggioreNo works reportedClear
• Sistine ChapelThe scaffolding in front of Michelangelo's Last Judgment (January to March 2026) has come down. Visits continued throughout.Clear
• Spanish StepsNo works reportedClear
• St. Peter's BasilicaOpen. The 2026 anniversary work added a structural monitoring system on the facade and dome; no facade scaffolding was reported.Clear
• Trajan's ColumnNo works reportedClear
• Trevi FountainNo scaffolding. Since February 2026 a €2 ticket is required to stand at the basin's edge (9 am to 10 pm); viewing from the piazza is freClear

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