Is the historic and visually stunning capital city of Rome on your bucket list? Every corner of the 5th most visited city has a story to tell, and over 63 million tourists visit every year to uncover these stories.
We share our top tips to help you get ready for an amazing journey through the culture and history that Rome has to offer.
1. Visit the Colosseum
The ancient Colosseum | Viacheslav Lopatin, Shutterstock
The Colosseum is one of the most enduring icons of the city of Rome, therefore, it should be on your list. Although heavily damaged and in a state of ruin, it remains one of the 7 Wonders of the World. Step into the largest amphitheater in the world and have the surreal experience of being in one of the most iconic structures in history. As this is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Rome, there are long lines to enter the Colosseum.
Skip the line by booking a guided tour. Bonus: you get to visit the arena floor.
Colosseum
Piazza del Colosseo, 00184 Rome Italy
Admission: Entrance tickets currently cost €31.63
Ph: (+39) 06 39967700
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Ella frisa urbana (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Quero mais -La Churrascaria Brazilian Restaurant (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Pizza Drinks & Foods (5/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Colosseum in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Colosseum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Palazzo Manfredi (8.9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
2. Wander through the Roman Forum
Ruins of the Roman Forum | Izabela23, Shutterstock
The Forum is a rectangular plaza surrounded by the ancient ruins of temples, monuments, and buildings. This was once the beating heart of Rome because it hosted various Roman public events from elections to gladiator matches. Envision yourself in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Ancient Rome at the Forum.
The Roman Forum
Via della Salara Vecchia, 5/6, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: (+39) 06 699841
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• InRoma – Since 1917 – Famous in the world for the best carbonara (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Unique Al Palatino, Garden Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Ristorante della Scena Imperiale VII (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near The Roman Forum in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near The Roman Forum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• NEMAN Maison Experience I Pantheon (9.4/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
3. Marvel at the Pantheon
The Pantheon | Griffin Wooldridge, Pexels
The Pantheon, standing confident, is the most completely preserved building from Ancient Rome. The highlight is the giant dome. At 43.30 meters in diameter, it is the largest unsupported dome in the world. With the measurements of the Pantheon, they say you can fit a perfect sphere inside. Stand in awe of the ancient work that has inspired countless buildings across the globe. Access to the Pantheon is free.
It is open daily from 9 am to 7:15 pm, except on Sundays when it is open until 5:45 pm.
Pantheon
Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 68300230
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• My Martini (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Pizza e Mozzarella (4.8/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
• Archivolto Roma (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Pantheon in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Pantheon based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Eitch Borromini (9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
4. See the Pope at St. Peter’s Basilica
Photo of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City | vvoe, Shutterstock
St. Peter’s Basilica is located in Vatican City, the papal enclave within Rome. The Italian Renaissance church is one of the most recognizable icons in Christianity. It also houses, in bulletproof glass, Michaelangelo’s famous work, the Pieta. See the Pope every Sunday during his papal audience – a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! The basilica is open daily from 7 am to 7 pm. As this is a place of worship, be mindful of the dress code.
St. Peter’s Basilica
Piazza San Pietro, 00120 Città del Vaticano, Vatican City
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 6988 3731
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Asian Gourmet 小二家 (4.8/5 stars, Asian, €€€)
• Pronto Pizza Roma (4.7/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
• Senzafiamma Raw Food Restaurant (4.7/5 stars, Fine Dining, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near St. Peter’s Basilica based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Residenza Paolo VI Hotel (8.9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
5. Be filled with wonder at the Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel
Inside the St Peter’s Basilica,Vatican Museum | manjik, Shutterstock
The Vatican Museum houses one of the world’s greatest and most impressive collections of art. It displays over 20,000 works across 54 galleries and attracts over 6 million people yearly. Among the amazing works of art is Michaelangelo’s famous Creation of Adam in the Sistine Chapel. It could take you a day to see it all, but it is well worth it. Be in the moment and appreciate the art – any kind of photography is not permitted.
The museum is open from Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm.
Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel
Viale Vaticano, 00165 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: price range from €4–17 per person
Ph: +39 06 6988 4676
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Ristorante Vinsanto (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Ristorante PastaRicca (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Osteria Ragno d’oro (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Vatican Style Rome (9.1/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
6. Toss a coin at the Trevi Fountain
Panoramic view of people around Trevi Fountain | Luciano Mortula – LGM, Shutterstock
One of the most famous fountains in the world, the Trevi Fountain, is a true Roman landmark. The grand Baroque style fountain took over 3 centuries to complete. Try throwing a coin using the right hand over the left shoulder – legend has it that it ensures a return to Rome! The famous fountain often draws crowds, but be patient. You can get a good spot with a little bit of wait.
Trevi Fountain
Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 0608
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Ambrosia Rooftop Restaurant & Bar (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Osteria Barberini (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Gandhi 2 Indian Restaurant (4.7/5 stars, Halal, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Trevi Fountain in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Trevi Fountain based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Relais Trevi 95 Boutique Hotel & Roof Top – Adults Only (9.1/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
7. See the gorgeous Santa Maria della Vittoria
The dome of Santa Maria della Vittoria | Stefano_Valeri, Shutterstock
Santa Maria della Victoria, or Our Lady of Victory, is a small and intimate Baroque church. Located in Piazza San Bernardo, the church houses Gian Bernini’s famed statue, the Ecstasy of Saint Teresa. Art lovers can spend hours gazing at the ornately decorated interiors. They say almost no space in the church is left undecorated! The church is open from 8:30 am to 12 noon and from 3 pm to 6 pm daily except on Sundays, when it’s open from 3 pm to 6 pm only.
Santa Maria della Vittoria
Via Venti Settembre, 17, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 4274 0571
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Pinsere (4.7/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
• Restaurant Il Fellini (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Al Forno della Soffitta (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Santa Maria della Vittoria based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Grand Hotel Palace (8.3/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
8. Find hidden treasures at the Church of San Luigi Francesi
Church of San Luigi Francesi | Bill Perry, Shutterstock
One of Rome’s hidden gems, this unassuming and often overlooked French Church is home to renowned masterpieces. It is also the final resting place of several well-known French personas. You can’t miss the celebrated Caravaggio trio of paintings, The Calling of Saint Matthew, The Inspiration of Saint Matthew, and The Martyrdom of Saint Matthew.
Drop a few coins in the designated box to light up the entire church and see the artwork in its majesty! The church is free to enter but plan your visit in the morning as it closes at noon.
Church of San Luigi Francesi
Piazza di S. Luigi de’ Francesi, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 688271
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• CamBIOvita Laboratorio Artigianale (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• DanEl Tavernae (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• My Martini (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Church of San Luigi Francesi in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Church of San Luigi Francesi based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Grand Hotel de La Minerve (8.4/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
9. Explore Trastevere
The scenic view of Trastevere | InesVilasBoas, Shutterstock
Aptly named “Across the River”, Trastevere is located right across the Tiber River. What was once an immigrant settlement is now a colorful, vibrant, and diverse community. Explore the narrow streets and charming buildings. Don’t forget to take snapshots of the photographic alleyways and to visit Piazza Santa Maria, a street musician’s favorite square.
Note that the neighborhood is made for walking – there is little to no public transport available.
Trastevere
Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Italy
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Tonnarello (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Cantina e Cucina (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Meridionale Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Trastevere in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Trastevere based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Le Quattro Dame Luxury Suites (9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
10. Hang out at Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona square | Courtesy of Piazza Navona
Romans love to commune in public squares. Piazza Navona is one of Rome’s most beautiful and famous squares. Built on the grounds of an ancient athlete arena, the square now features elegant fountains and beautiful monuments. Stroll through and enjoy the ambient atmosphere. You can see some street performers doing their thing or artists selling their paintings and the like.
The piazza is also home to bars and cafes – perfect for people watching.
Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Cantina e Cucina (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Alfredo e Ada (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Per Me – Giulio Terrinoni (4.7/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Piazza Navona in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Piazza Navona based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• VOI Donna Camilla Savelli Hotel (8.9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
11. Revisit history at Basilica di San Clemente
Courtyard of the Basilica of San Clemente | Stefano_Valeri, Shutterstock
One of the most interesting places in Rome, this 900-year-old basilica is not one to be missed. Below the basilica is another carefully preserved temple dating back to the 4th Century AD. Even further down is the remnants of Ancient Rome – a larger building where early Christians practiced the then-new religion. Marvel at the magnificent mosaics and learn the history of the structures that withstood the test of time.
The basilica is open Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 12:30 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm. Access to the upper church is free but self-guided tours to the underground are at €10 per person.
Basilica di San Clemente
Via Labicana, 95, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: €10 per person
Ph: +39 06 774 0021
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Nerone (4.7/5 stars, Roman, €€€)
• Ambrosia Rooftop Restaurant & Bar (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Eit restaurant (4.8/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Basilica di San Clemente in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Basilica di San Clemente based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel NH Collection Roma Fori Imperiali (9.1/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
12. Gaze at the sky or the stars at Gianicolo Hill
High above Trastevere, the Gianicolo Hill overlooks the sprawling city of Rome.
Sunset view from the Gianicolo Hill | Thorsten Link, Shutterstock
It is beautiful to visit at any time of the day. The hill also keeps an interesting tradition since 1847: a cannon is fired at exactly 12:00 noon every day. Take the 20-minute walk up the hill and enjoy the panoramic views after your journey.
Gianicolo Hill
Piazzale Giuseppe Garibaldi, 00165 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 0608
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Tonnarello (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• daLù Cucina italiana e romana (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Cantina e Cucina (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Gianicolo Hill in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Gianicolo Hill based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel Nazionale Roma (9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
13. Make your way through Campo de’ Fiori
Fields of flowers at Campo de’ Fiori | Alfredo Cerra, Shutterstock
Campo de’ Fiori is one of the oldest markets in Rome. The market was once a place for public executions – one of which is the philosopher Giordano Bruno. A bronze statue in his memory can be found in the center of the piazza. Check out the bustling market for produce and other creations. You can also visit Cinema Farnese, one of the most ancient theaters in Rome.
The market is open from 7 am to 2 pm but the best time to visit is around 9 am.
Campo de’ Fiori
Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 0608
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Cantina e Cucina (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Alfredo e Ada (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• cybo (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Campo de’ Fiori in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Campo de’ Fiori based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Martis Palace Hotel Rome (9.4/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
14. Meet at the Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna)
Crowd of tourists at Spanish Steps | Luboslav Tiles, Shutterstock
Meet with your family and friends after exploring the city at the Spanish Steps. The famous meeting place, with 135 wide and irregular steps, is an instantly recognizable Roman landmark. Sit down after a long day of adventure and enjoy the views and the ambiance before you go on to the next spot. Don’t try to have a picnic, though! It’s forbidden to eat at the steps in an effort to maintain the cleanliness for future visitors.
Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna)
Piazza di Spagna, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Imàgo (4.6/5 stars, Fine Dining, €€€)
• La Terrazza (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Mirabelle (4.6/5 stars, Mediterranean, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna) in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna) based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Portrait Roma (9.6/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
15. Score great deals at Porta Portese
Porta Portese, Sunday flea market in Rome | Baloncici, Shutterstock
Located in Trastevere, the lively Sunday market is one of the oldest and largest in the city. There are over a thousand stands that offer everything from used clothing to souvenirs. A must-visit for any shopaholic! Hop from one stall to the next and see what little treasures you can find. Haggling is welcomed by vendors. The market is open every Sunday from 6 am to 2 pm, and gets busy from 9:30 am to 11 am.
Porta Portese
Piazza di Porta Portese, 00153 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 0608
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Tonnarello (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Cantina e Cucina (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Meridionale Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Porta Portese in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Porta Portese based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Gasometer Urban Suites – Roma (9.3/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
16. Enjoy art and greenery at Galleria Borghese
Baroque marble sculptures at Galleria Borghese | Evgenii Iaroshevskii, Shutterstock
Galleria Borghese, a villa within a beautiful garden, is a must-visit for any art lover. The villa was built to house Cardinal Scipione Borghese’s impressive art collection, from Bernini sculptures to Caravaggio paintings. Check out the famous works housed here: Apollo and Daphne and The Rape of Proserpina. Appreciate the emotive art and the lush greenery as you discover what the villa has to offer.
Entry to the villa is €15 but is limited to around 360 per visit. Book your tickets in advance and secure your spot. The villa is open every Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 am to 7:30 pm.
Galleria Borghese
Piazzale Scipione Borghese, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: 3.50 to 5.00 euros per ticket
Ph: +39 06 841 3979
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Babette (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Al Borghetto (4.7/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Teal 44 (4.7/5 stars, Neapolitan, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Galleria Borghese in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Galleria Borghese based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel Villa Pinciana (9.1/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
17. Appreciate Roman art at Capitoline Museum
Continuing the art appreciation course, make your way to one of the oldest museums: the Capitoline Museum. It is located in Piazza del Campidoglio, Capitoline Hill.
Capitoline Museum | Courtesy of Capitoline Museum
The museum houses sculptures and artworks, such as one of the most famous exhibits, the She Wolf. Take your time viewing the fascinating insight into Roman archaeology and art. The museum is open every Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:30 am to 7:30 pm. You can also spend your time at the rooftop restaurant that has a beautiful view of the city.
Capitoline Museum
Piazza del Campidoglio, 1, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: 39.50 Euros per person
Ph: +39 06 0608
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• InRoma – Since 1917 – Famous in the world for the best carbonara (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Unique Al Palatino, Garden Restaurant (4.6/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• Ristorante della Scena Imperiale VII (5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Capitoline Museum in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Capitoline Museum based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Corso 281 (8.9/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
18. Follow the footsteps of the ancient Romans at the Ancient Appian Way
A bit outside Rome, the Appian Way is famous for being Ancient Rome’s greatest highway. It was built in 312 BC by Appius Caecus.
The Appian Way on a sunny spring morning | tefano_Valeri, Shutterstock
Enjoy the surrounding park and buildings as it takes you back to ancient times. Visit the park on Sundays to make the most of it; it’s closed to traffic on that day. However, you may be stuck with fewer options to the City so plan your trip well.
Ancient Appian Way
Via Appia Antica, 42, 00178 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 513 5316
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Tiella e Panzerotti (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• 1919 Club Restaurant (4.5/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Hostaria 110 (4.5/5 stars, Seafood, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Ancient Appian Way in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Ancient Appian Way based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Hotel Pullman Life (8.2/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
19. Learn the art of cooking in Rome
After viewing museum after museum, it may be time to learn about a different kind of art: cooking! Taking cooking classes on Italian cuisine in Rome is an amazing way to immerse yourself in the culture and learn an art you can take home with you. Learn about the history and basics of Italian cuisine, the local lives of Romans while you make friends and have a hearty meal after.
There is no shortage of cooking classes offered in Rome, both offline and online. Be adventurous and take your pick!
Cooking in Rome
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20. Learn and play at Explora Museum
The interactive and modern Explora Museum allows kids to learn about history and different sciences.
Visitors gathering at Explora Museum | Courtesy of Explora Museum
The museum has kid-centric sections to interact with, but adults can join in the fun and learning too. Let yourself and your kids explore the curiosities of the museum and learn a new thing or to. Entry to the museum is €5 for kids and €8 for adults. It is open every Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am, 12 noon, 3 pm and 5 pm.
Explora IL Museo Dei Bambini Di Roma
Via Flaminia, 82, 00196 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: ticket fee is €8.50
Ph: +39 06 361 3776
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Valentyne Restaurant & Club (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Babette (4.5/5 stars, Italian, €€€)
• La Pratolina (4.5/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Explora IL Museo Dei Bambini Di Roma in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Explora IL Museo Dei Bambini Di Roma based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Tridente Suites (9.2/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
21. Glimpse the Roman life at Centro Storico
Centro Storico is the historic center of Rome. The vibrant, cobblestoned center of local Roman life has endless attractions and places to go – it’s yours to explore.
Streets of historic Centro Storico | Paul Horia Malaianu, Shutterstock
Wander around the shops, galleries, restaurants, bakeries, and cafes that dot the space. When in Rome, do as the Romans do!
Centro Storico
00186 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Italy
Admission: Free
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• CiPASSO Vineria-Bistrot (4.9/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• My Martini (4.6/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Pizza e Mozzarella (4.8/5 stars, Pizza, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Centro Storico in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Centro Storico based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• HT6 Hotel Rome (9.2/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
22. Train to be a gladiator at the Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School
The Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School is an exciting, one of a kind experience.
Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School | Courtesy of Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School
Instructors from the Historic Group of Rome give lessons about the way of life of ancient gladiators and provide training to aspiring gladiators, with authentic weapons and gladiator wear. See if you have what it takes to be a gladiator! Recommended to all, especially kids who love physical activity.
Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School
Via Appia Antica, 18, 00179 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Pricing starts at €61 per person
Ph: +39 06 5160 7951
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Top restaurants to eat nearby according to locals and visitors:
• Cambiamenti Restaurant (4.8/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Osteria del Cavaliere (4.7/5 stars, Restaurant, €€€)
• Trattoria Re di Roma (4.5/5 stars, Roman, €€€)
See the full list of places to eat near Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School in Rome.
The best hotel to stay near Gruppo Storico Romano Gladiator School based on overall price, location and amenities according to travelers:
• Bed & Breakfast Furio Camillo (8.4/10 stars, €€€) – Booking.com
23. Taste authentic Gelato at Giolitti
Line up at Giolitti, the most famous gelateria in Rome. Open since 1890, it has delighted Romans and visitors alike with various fresh and creamy flavored gelato treats.
The famous old gelateria Giolitti | Alina Zamogilnykh, Shutterstock
Have yourself a scoop (try the pistachio gelato!) and relax at a street-side table for maximum enjoyment. The gelateria is open daily from 7 am to 1 am, perfect for late-night gelato cravings.
Giolitti
Via degli Uffici del Vicario, 40, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Admission: Free
Ph: +39 06 699 1243
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