Do you have a week off and want to make the most of it with a trip to Rome? We guarantee you'll have a great time, but you'll need to do some planning in advance and choose an area of accommodation that's comfortable, well connected to major transport and facilities, and probably not too far from the city centre.
When planning a trip to Rome we recommend considering Rome's best five-star resorts Located in the picturesque and lively area of Trastevere…be sure to book in advance to choose your favorite room. After choosing an apartment, you should carefully plan your trip to visit the city's main attractions. We think we can help you solve this problem!
In our opinion, here's how to best plan your trip to make the most of your time The eternal city.
first day
from visiting Colosseum It is rightfully considered a symbol of Rome.
Built between 70-80 AD, the Colosseum was a massive amphitheater that could accommodate up to 80,000 people to watch gladiator battles, animal hunts, and other public events. Today, in addition to its majestic appearance, it is a must-see landmark for anyone visiting Rome because of its symbolic significance.
After visiting the Colosseum, you can visit Roman Forum Explore its ancient ruins and archaeological wonders. If you would like to learn more about the historical significance of this site, consider taking a guided tour, we think you will be surprised.
the next day
The next day, go and see Piazza Venezia First of all, it is well known that altar of motherland (Also known as the Vittorio Emanuele II National Monument). This massive white marble monument was built in honor of Italy's first king and features a terrace with stunning views of Rome's skyline.
Climb to the rooftop for stunning city views, including the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
The third day
Explore the magnificence old town Roman.look at the famous spanish stepsa majestic staircase decorated with flowers and topped by Holy Trinity Church of Mt..Then, enjoy panoramic views of famous sites Plaza of Spainwhere locals and tourists gather to relax and people-watch.
After that, enter the dreamlike trevi fountain And join the tradition of throwing a coin there to ensure your return to Rome.Next, go to Pantheonis one of the best preserved ancient buildings.
Day 4
The smallest country in the world is geographically located in Rome, so take the time to learn more.As you have guessed, we are talking about vatican city.
First visit with a tour guide sistine chapel then go to St. Peter's Basilica Look at its beauty and historical symbolism of Italy. Take the opportunity to head to the dome and enjoy the panoramic view of the city from above.
fifth day
On the fifth day, we suggest you go see the amazing amalfi coast and nearby sites Pompeii. Brutally buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, Pompeii managed to remain in a stunning state of preservation for generations, and now you can contemplate that by visiting this surreal place.
It is currently one of the most famous archaeological cities in the world. Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A must-see on your trip to Rome.
The sixth day
Explore one of Rome's largest and most famous parks, Villa Borghese.visit Borghese Gallery There you can admire an exquisite collection of paintings, sculptures and antiques by some of the most important artists in history caravaggioCanova, Bernini and Raphael are other famous names.
Then, take a bike ride or stroll through the park to admire the gardens, fountains and temples. Bicycles, rowboats and pedal boats are available for rental so visitors can explore the park’s lakes and trails. There is also a playground, picnic spots, tennis courts and jogging routes.In addition to the Borghese Gallery you can also find other cultural venues there Rome Biological Park (Rome Zoo) national gallery of modern art (National Gallery of Modern Art), and Carlo Bilotti Museum (Museo Carlo Bilotti), exhibiting modern and contemporary art.
Day 7
We believe that by today you may have tasted the delicious italian foodBut a weekend food tour, when the main locations are packed with other tourists, can be perfect. You can start your day with a traditional Italian breakfast of coffee and tortillas at a nearby café, and for lunch you can enjoy traditional Roman cuisine such as cacio e pepe or pasta in a family-run trattoria.
In the evening, dine al fresco in the square and try wood-fired pizza, fresh fish or rich Roman cuisine, accompanied by a bottle of wine. If you want to enjoy a delicious meal, don’t forget to try the ice cream from the ice cream parlor.
enjoy your meal!
We hope our tips help you plan the perfect trip to Rome and live your life authentically roman holiday!
