DAY 1
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Take Metro line B to Colosseo station
Why visit
- Iconic symbol of Imperial Rome
- One of the most visited tourist attractions in Rome and the World
Photo: Dixon Dixon
Take a walk to Arch of Constantine - 5’
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Take a walk to Roman Forum - 5’
Why visit
- Center of the ancient world
- One of the most ancient parts of the city
- A great history lesson
Photo: HarshLight
Lunch time
Take a walk to Piazza Venezia
Take a walk to Piazza Venezia
Why visit
- Focal point of modern Rome
- Imposing monument of Italian Unification
Photo: ale3andro
Why visit
- Spectacular view of Rome
- Imposing memorial building
Photo: Paul Robert Lloyd
Take a walk to the Pantheon - 15’
Why visit
- The world's largest unreinforced concrete dome
- One of the best preserved Roman buildings
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Take a walk to Trevi Fountain - 15’
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Take a walk to Spanish Steps - 20’
Why visit
- Rome's most beloved Rococo monument
- A well-known symbol of Rome
Photo: tomkellyphoto
end of day 1
DAY 2
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Take Metro Line A to Ottaviano San Pietro station
Why visit
- Largest Christian church in the world
- Sublime view of the city
- Home to Michelangelo's Pieta
Photo: ChrisYunker
Why visit
- One of the best known squares in the world
- Impressive design of Bernini
Photo: ChrisYunker
Take a walk to Vatican Museums - 20’
Why visit
- One of the most known museums in the world
- Fabulous collection
Photo: Dave Hamster
Lunch time
Take a walk to Castel Sant’ Angelo
Take a walk to Castel Sant’ Angelo
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Take a walk to Piazza Navona - 10’
Why visit
- One of the most beautiful squares in Rome
- Great place for people watching
Photo: indianadinos
Take a walk to Campo dei Fiori - 15’
Photo: Sally Anderson1
Take a walk to the Jewish Ghetto on Via del Giubbonari - 15’
Why visit
- Charming and eclectic neighborhood
- A collection of hidden gems
Photo: Rubbbens
end of day 2
DAY 3
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Take Metro Line B to Ponte Mammolo station (Direction: Rebibbia)
Change to local blue Cotral bus to Tivoli Center (Direction: Tivoli) - 60’ in all
Change to local blue Cotral bus to Tivoli Center (Direction: Tivoli) - 60’ in all
Why visit
- Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Beautiful example of an Italian Renaissance garden
Photo: computerjoe
Take local blue Cotral bus from Tivoli Center to Rome Ponte Mammolo metro station (Direction: Rome)
Lunch time
Take a walk from Termini metro station via Via Torino
Lunch time
Take a walk from Termini metro station via Via Torino
Why visit
- One of Rome's greatest basilicas
- Interesting mixture of architectural styles
Photo: fidelramos
Take a walk to Termini metro station via Via Torino
Take Metro Line A to Piazza del Popolo station (Direction: Battistini) - 45’ in all
Take Metro Line A to Piazza del Popolo station (Direction: Battistini) - 45’ in all
Why visit
- Houses the unique twin churches
- Rome's elegant public living room
Photo: antmoose
Why visit
- Perfect example of Roman art
- Houses great artworks of Renaissance masters
Photo: dawvon
end of day 3