Centro Storico (Historic Center):
Walkable to landmarks like the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona.
Recommended: Albergo del Senato, Hotel Nazionale.
Trastevere:
Bohemian vibe with cobblestone streets, authentic trattorias, and nightlife.
Recommended: VOI Donna Camilla Savelli Hotel, Hotel Santa Maria.
Monti District:
Trendy, near the Colosseum and Roman Forum, great for boutique shopping.
Recommended: The Fifteen Keys Hotel, Nerva Boutique Hotel.
Search on: Booking, HostelWorld, (Hotellook)
Metro (Lines A, B, C):
Limited coverage but useful for reaching Vatican, Colosseum, and Termini station.
Buses & Trams:
Essential for areas not covered by Metro.
Get a Roma 72h Pass or CIS weekly pass for unlimited travel.
Walking:
Rome is best explored on foot — many attractions are within walking distance.
Taxis & Apps:
Use official white taxis or apps like Free Now (formerly MyTaxi).
Morning:
Explore the Colosseum (pre-book tickets), Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
Afternoon:
Visit Piazza Venezia & climb Capitoline Hill for city views.
Evening:
Relax at Piazza Navona and enjoy dinner at Campo de’ Fiori.
Morning:
Visit Vatican Museums (Sistine Chapel included).
Explore St. Peter’s Basilica & climb the dome for panoramic views.
Afternoon:
Walk to Castel Sant’Angelo & the Tiber River.
Evening:
Dine in the elegant Prati district.
Morning:
Start at Piazza di Spagna & climb the Spanish Steps.
Visit Trevi Fountain (early for fewer crowds).
Afternoon:
Discover Piazza del Popolo & Villa Borghese Gardens.
Evening:
Optional Borghese Gallery visit (art reservations needed).
Sunset at Pincian Hill Terrace.
Morning:
Explore charming Trastevere streets, visit Santa Maria in Trastevere.
Afternoon:
Climb to Janiculum Hill (Gianicolo) for stunning city views.
Visit Fontana dell’Acqua Paola.
Evening:
Enjoy aperitivo and dinner at a local trattoria in Trastevere.
Morning:
Visit Campo de’ Fiori Market & Jewish Ghetto (Portico of Octavia).
Stop by Largo di Torre Argentina (cat sanctuary & ruins).
Afternoon:
Explore Testaccio district for authentic Roman cuisine & culture.
Evening:
End your trip with a rooftop cocktail at Terrazza Borromini or Hotel Raphael.
Skip-the-line Tickets:
Book major attractions (Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Borghese Gallery) in advance.
Dress Code:
Modest attire (shoulders & knees covered) required for churches & Vatican.
Aperitivo Tradition:
Join locals for aperitivo (pre-dinner drinks with snacks) between 6-8 pm.
Best Visiting Time:
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (September-October) for pleasant weather & fewer crowds.
Free Attractions:
Pantheon (currently free, but check updates), piazzas, fountains, and outdoor monuments.
Be Aware of Siesta Hours:
Smaller shops may close between 1-4 pm.
Stay Hydrated:
Use Rome’s nasone fountains for fresh drinking water (free & safe).