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Rome, the eternal city

The landscapes and buildings that make up Rome turn it into an open-air museum. That’s why a trip to this city means visiting the main attractions and taking home the best memories. Are you ready to get to know it?

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What to see in Rome

A stroll through the historic center

The city center has many squares ideal for strolling and getting to know the life of the locals. One of the most beautiful in Rome is Piazza Navona, with several restaurants and street artists that give life to the area.

 

There are also fountains such as the Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, del Moro and del Nettuno. Each one is decorated with impressive sculptures. It is worth staying to admire their infinite details.

 

But among so many famous fountains, the most popular is undoubtedly the Fontana di Trevi. It is located a few streets down and every day it gathers hundreds of tourists who come to contemplate its sculptures and make wishes.

 

Another way to get a glimpse of the locals’ daily life is to visit the Campo de’ Fiori market, where vendors display their antique and food stalls. It is possible to find everything from decorative objects to a wide variety of fresh fruit.

Visits to Rome

Buildings and tourist attractions

The best way to learn about the history of the city is to take a tour of the main symbols of Rome. The tour begins at the Pantheon, which dazzles everyone from its wonderful exterior.

 

This historic monument continues to function as a church where masses and even weddings are held. But the most amazing thing is the preservation of its architecture, from the original marble to its impressive granite dome.

 

The next stop is the Roman Forum, an area where the cultural and economic life of the Romans used to function in ancient times. Today it is one of the most popular places in the city, thanks to its sculpture-filled gardens.

 

Nearby is the Palatine Hill, where the remains of ancient buildings such as the Hippodrome of Domitian and the palace Domus Flavia are preserved. Today, it is a large open-air museum where scientific excavations are still being carried out and the remains of buildings that once stood there are still being discovered.

 

Finally, the tour concludes at the Colosseum, one of the most famous constructions in the world. A visit to this amphitheater allows you to learn more about the history of Rome, as well as the many uses it had in the past.

 

Since the 6th century, the Colosseum went through a period of earthquakes and bombardments that destroyed part of its construction. Today it is part of the list of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.

Neighborhoods of Rome

Rome's nightlife

Rome offers different activities for those interested in getting to know its nightlife. A good plan is to visit the most popular neighborhoods of the city, which during the day is full of street performers and vendors. 

While at night the atmosphere changes completely, and bars and restaurants open.Trastevere is the ideal area to dine and enjoy the typical dishes of the city. While neighborhoods such as Testaccio and Ostiense have the best nightclubs to have fun with friends.

 

But Rome also has the option of a quiet and romantic evening out, such as a walk to its viewpoints at the top of Monte Mario to contemplate the scenery of the Italian capital.

Map of Rome

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