Rome Italy Tours. Do you have 1 and / or 2 days to visit Rome? Well, feel comfortable and discover with us the practical guide in Rome that we suggest to you. We will show you a route that is completely possible, easy and impossible to do on foot, with children or using public transport, to see at least once in your life during your visit in Rome.
Colosseum
We do not believe that it serves a presentation to declare the Colosseum as the most important and known monument in Rome, so much that it has become the symbol of the city. World Heritage by UNESCO and one of the seven wonders of the world the Colosseum in the heart of the capital with its more than 3,000 square meters of surface and 48 meters high. It is possible to come and visit it by paying a ticket.
WHAT TO DO: Buy your ticket online and avoid the long lines.
PHOTO: Go up the hill between the Arch of Trajan and the Colosseum and do a good selfie.
Pantheon
The great Michelangelo defined the Pantheon “work of angels and not of men.” Majestic, of a beauty and a rare form located in the heart of Rome a few steps from Piazza Navona.
Admission is free.
When you visit you can not fail to notice, looking up, the great “oculus”, a huge hole in the center of the dome, where the legend says: was created by the devil to escape the temple of God.
WHAT TO DO: Reach the center and look up, the door opens
PHOTO: Become the center of the square behind the fountain in Piazza della Rotonda and … will have so much fun.
Imperial Forums
The Imperial Forums represent one of the most well-known archaeological and historical areas in the world.
Walking through the ruins of an empire that existed, it’s a bit like a walk through history.
Situated between the Coliseum and Piazza Venezia, the Imperial Forums are one of the most popular points of interest for tourists.
WHAT TO DO: Tasteful walking, looking simultaneously to the right and left, trying not to lose even a roman stone.
PHOTO: The Roman Forum was the main shopping center of Rome Imperial, so big that it takes hours to get around. Finally, here is the observation of the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. Near Piazza Venezia, turn around (behind you will have the Vittoriano complex) and take advantage of taking pictures in the Forum with the Colosseum in the background.
One tip: Try to take photos at night.
Basilica of Saint Peter
We’re talking about the biggest church in the world!And it is very difficult to tell if it is more beautiful inside or out. Bramante, Rafael, Antonio da Sangallo, Peruzzi, Michelangelo. Especially Michelangelo with his Renaissance sculpture the “Pietà”, among the most celebrated art of the West, and one of the artist’s main works.
WHAT TO DO: Climb the dome to admire one of the most beautiful views of the Eternal City.
PHOTO: position yourself 30-40 meters behind the obelisk in St. Peter’s Square and from there photograph the wonderful facade of the Basilica.
Sistine Chapel
If we think of the Sistine Chapel one can not fail to remember Michelangelo Buonarroti: 10 years he employed the great master to finish the frescoes. The Sistine Chapel is located within the Vatican Museum.
WHAT TO DO: In your visit to the Vatican Museum we recommend that you give priority to Michelangelo’s masterpiece and then “move” to other frescoes.
PHOTO: Do not try to take Michelangelo paintings. In addition to ruining the frescoes, you will only take shoddy photos. But if you want to do it anyway take a look at these works: Sistine Chapel Visit and secrets on a fantastic journey.
Borghese Gallery
If it is not the park most loved by the romans little lack.
Green, art and fun concentrated in 80 acres, want more?
You can decide to take a nice walk, or enter the Borghese Gallery and discover the works of Titian, Raphael and Caravaggio, bring your children to the Bioparco or games room “Casina di Raffaello”, or visit the many restaurants and movie theaters.
WHAT TO DO: Enter the Borghese Gallery Museum.
PHOTO: Undoubtedly in the garden of Pincio where you will have all Rome ahead of you. Magnificent…
Trevi Fountain
Immortal thanks to Fellini’s “Dolce Vita” movie the Trevi Fountain is still one of the most visited destinations by tourists. It is a true masterpiece of architecture, sculpture and engineering. In the center is the figure of the Ocean, then the statues representing healthiness and prosperity, and finally the two horses that ideally identify stormy sea (to the left) and calm (to the right).
WHAT TO DO: toss a coin. The popular tradition says that only as a result of this act will it be possible to fulfill the desire to return to Rome.
PHOTO: Down the small ladder, you come in the front line waiting patiently for your turn and take pictures at will. Selfies come out particularly well …
Piazza Venezia
Piazza Venezia is located in the middle of the roman tourist crossroads: between the Colosseum and the Roman Forum on one side and Via del Corso and Via Nazionale on the other.
If you have time to visit the grand Vittoriano, which by cultural and historical importance represents the symbol of Italy for the last two centuries.
WHAT TO DO: Climb the Vittoriano terrace and see the two cars of the country and of freedom.
PHOTO: Reach the center of the square, paying attention to the cars (!!), focus as much as possible, in accordance with the Victorian and will have great memories.
Piazza Navona
Beautiful, relaxing and full of interesting things to see: the baroque St Agnes church in Agony built by Borromini,
The fountain of the four rivers by Bernini, the Palazzo Pamphilj and the Fonte del Moro and Nettuno.
WHAT TO DO: Visit during the christmas days, when the square is full of street markets and radiates joy to all in the cobblestones.
PHOTO: The maximum is a photo facing the fountain of the four rivers defending the imminent fall of the St Agnes church. This is a joke that Bernini plotted against Borromini.
Spanish Steps
It is probably one of the most famous squares in the world. Difficult not to thrill admiring the beauty of the staircase of Trinità dei Monti or sitting on the edges of the monumental Fontana della Barcaccia. There is also for lovers of English poetry, thanks to the Keats and Shelley museums, as well as for lovers of shopping, thanks there along the Via dei Condotti and Via del Corso.
WHAT TO DO: The square is always beautiful, but in summer and spring it fills with flowers, it is even more beautiful. In addition, it is in these stations that it is the meeting point of the Italians, it is on the steps of the square that everyone sits down to talk, drink and even sing (yes, there are those who play guitar and keep playing songs while everyone accompanies singing). It’s magic!
PHOTO: View from the top of the steps of the Spanish Steps.
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