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Rome City Guide

Welcome to Rome, the Eternal City!

A place where ancient history meets vibrant modern life. Whether you're captivated by its charm or just passing through, Rome is an essential gateway for travel within Italy. Wander through its iconic streets and you'll find yourself stepping back in time, surrounded by grandeur architecture, rich culture, and mouth-watering cuisine.

Whether it's your first visit or a return trip, Rome has a charm of it's own.

Let's dive into the heart of Italy's capital and explore some highlights!


Stay


This is where I stayed on my most recent stay.

It faces Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore in the Monti district.

It is new, fresh and offers rooms with a great view of the piazza along with an amazing rooftop bar.


A stylish boutique hotel in the Prati district, close to the Vatican.


A Hilton Curio hotel, a beautiful historical building with a 10-minute walk to the

Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Villa Borghese.


Another spot we have stayed before, a little larger of a hotel with a great location in Monti.


Recommended by a friend, right by the Spanish steps and all the shops.






Highlights to See


Colosseum

An iconic symbol of ancient Rome, this massive amphitheater is a must-visit for its historical significance and impressive architecture.


Roman Forum

Wander through the ruins of ancient government buildings, temples, and markets that were once the heart of Rome.


Pantheon

Marvel at this well-preserved Roman temple with its stunning dome and oculus, now a functioning church.


Vatican City

Explore St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel to witness masterpieces of Renaissance art.


Trevi Fountain

Toss a coin into this Baroque fountain to ensure your return to Rome, and admire its intricate sculptures.


Piazza Navona

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, street artists, and beautiful Baroque architecture in this lively square.


Spanish Steps

Climb these famous steps for a picturesque view of Rome, and relax in the charming Piazza di Spagna.


Castel Sant'Angelo

Visit this historic fortress, which offers panoramic views of the city and a glimpse into Rome's military past.

So beautiful when lit up at night.


Trastevere

Stroll through this charming neighborhood known for its narrow cobblestone streets, vibrant nightlife, and authentic Roman cuisine.


Borghese Gallery and Gardens

Discover a stunning collection of art in the Borghese Gallery and enjoy a leisurely walk in the surrounding gardens.


Additional neighbourhoods to explore:

Monti

Prati

Parioli





Eat


Classic and traditional


Rustic-chic Italian kitchen serving different flavours from just the classics with a long wine list.


Bustling destination for classic fare, they also own L'Antico Forno Roscioli and Caffè Pasticceria Roscioli


Classic and traditional


Indoor food market near the Termini train station offering so many great eats for an easy lunch.

Came here for the carbonara


Classic Roman dishes recommended by a local.


Have yet to try but was referred by a local in the Trastevere area.



Traditional yet slightly elevated


Hands down best Roman pizza.

Its out of the way, but so worth it!!


Invented based on the love of pizza with innovative fillings inspired by classic dishes.

Also try a suppli, the Romans version of an arancino.


Fun speakeasy with great drinks






Gelato & Pastry









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