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In just a few days, Rome offers a whirlwind experience of history, art, and la dolce vita. From ancient ruins to lively piazzas, there’s something unforgettable at every corner.

Begin your trip with a Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour for a quick overview of Rome’s top attractions.
Highlights: Start with a full loop to see the landmarks, and then hop off at places that capture your interest. The 24-hour pass makes it easy to explore at your own pace.
Colosseum and Roman Forum: Spend time here to immerse yourself in Rome’s ancient history. Pick up a guidebook or transparency book to visualize how the Forum looked in its prime. For art lovers, the Capitoline Museums nearby hold masterpieces and offer stunning views of the Forum from the Tarpeian Rock.

Cross the Tiber to the vibrant Trastevere district for a relaxing evening.
Cathedral Santa Maria Trastevere: See the stunning mosaics at one of Rome’s oldest churches.
Dining: Enjoy authentic Roman cuisine at La Cornucopia or Da Paris, followed by a coffee or limoncello at a sidewalk café.

Dedicate a full day to the wonders of Vatican City.
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel: Pre-book a tour to skip the lines and marvel at these world-renowned collections.
St. Peter’s Basilica and Castel Sant’Angelo: After the museums, explore St. Peter’s and the historic Castel Sant’Angelo.
Evening at Piazza Navona: After dinner at Perilli a Testaccio, visit Piazza Navona’s beautiful fountains and cafes, especially magical at night.

Spend your last day taking in Rome’s iconic spots and indulging in some shopping.
Spanish Steps and Via Condotti: Browse designer boutiques and enjoy a leisurely walk through this stylish area.
Pantheon: Stop by this architectural marvel and admire its almost 2,000-year-old dome and marble interiors. For people-watching, relax at a nearby café with a view of the Pantheon.
Optional Visit to Doria Pamphilj: If time permits, visit the opulent Doria Pamphilj Palazzo for a glimpse into Roman aristocratic life and an excellent audio-guided tour.
Rome’s dining culture is unhurried, so take time to savour each meal.
Where to Eat: Popular areas include the Pantheon and Trastevere for coffee, gelato, or an indulgent lunch.
Lunch Break: Shops often close from 1 pm to 3:30 pm, so plan your day with Italian mealtime in mind.
Choose a central location to maximise your sightseeing. Staying near the Pantheon or Via Cavour puts you close to top attractions.
Rome is packed with sights, so don’t rush. Enjoy the beauty, pause at the piazzas, and remember there’s always more to see on your next trip.


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