Rome
The Eternal City. Ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and world-class cuisine.
About Rome
Rome is an open-air museum where ancient history meets vibrant modern life. Walk the same paths as emperors at the Colosseum, marvel at Renaissance masterpieces in Vatican museums, and savor authentic carbonara in trastevere trattorias. Every corner reveals layers of history, from Roman forums to Baroque fountains.
What to See & Do
Colosseum & Roman Forum - ancient gladiator arena and political center
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel - Michelangelo's masterpiece ceiling
Trevi Fountain - baroque fountain and coin-tossing tradition
Pantheon - 2000-year-old architectural marvel
Trastevere - charming neighborhood with authentic dining
Spanish Steps - elegant staircase with designer shopping
Where to Stay
Hotel Hassler Roma
luxuryLegendary hotel atop Spanish Steps with Michelin dining and panoramic rooftop
J.K. Place Roma
boutiqueBoutique elegance near Via Condotti with intimate atmosphere
The First Roma Arte
boutiqueContemporary art hotel with rooftop terrace near Navona
Activities & Experiences
Colosseum & Forum Tour
Skip-the-line access with archaeologist guide
Vatican Early Entry
Private Sistine Chapel visit before crowds
Food Tour in Trastevere
Authentic Roman cuisine with local chef
Vespa Tour
Explore city on classic Italian scooter
Where to Eat
La Pergola
Italian Fine Dining
3-Michelin-star rooftop restaurant with city views
Roscioli
Roman
Family-run deli and restaurant with epic carbonara
Pizzarium
Pizza
Gabriele Bonci's famous pizza al taglio
Sample Itineraries
Classic Rome
Ancient Rome
- Colosseum morning tour
- Roman Forum exploration
- Capitoline Museums
- Dinner in Monti
Vatican & Trastevere
- Vatican early entry
- Sistine Chapel
- St Peter's dome climb
- Trastevere food tour
Baroque Rome
- Pantheon visit
- Trevi Fountain
- Spanish Steps shopping
- Vespa sunset tour
Hidden Gems
- Borghese Gallery
- Villa gardens
- Appian Way walk
- Farewell dinner at La Pergola
Quick Facts
Region
Europe
Best Time to Visit
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct
When to Go
April-June and September-October offer perfect weather and fewer crowds than peak summer.
Avoid: August when Romans vacation and many restaurants close. July-August extremely hot.
Getting There
Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO) serves all major international routes. Airport train reaches Termini station in 30 minutes. Taxis and private transfers widely available.
Local Tips
- Book Colosseum and Vatican tickets weeks in advance
- Avoid restaurants with photos on menus near tourist sites
- Churches require covered shoulders and knees
- Best gelato has natural colors, not bright artificial ones
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