Rome is one of our favorite cities in the World due to its architecture, culture, and food. Of course, like every cosmopolitan city, there are a lot of cars and tourists. To be honest, traffic is the only thing that stops me from not moving to this charming city. We just love to walk around Rome and have gelato at any Piazza, admire the impressive Ancient ruins, wander through its picturesque streets, and more.
Let’s start with one important thing: How to get around in Rome? You can buy Public transport tickets at vending machines (multilingual), ticket offices at Metro stations, and newsstands/ tobacconists. Please, don’t forget to validate your ticket.
Transport
1 Ticket 100 Min (Includes all transport) – 1.50 EUR
24-hour Day Ticket (Includes all transport) – 7 EUR
Day 1
Vatican City
Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi)
Evening: Aperitivo Time
Day 2
Colosseum
Tip: Buy your tickets online. This will save you a lot of time.
The Roman Forum and Pantheon
Piazza Venezia
Lunch at La Montecarlo Restaurant
Day 3
Visit Churches in Rome
Tip: Make sure to wear something appropriate
Villa Borghese
Additional things to do
- Visit Piazza Spagna (Spanish Steps)
- Go Shopping in Campo di Fiori
- Try Gelato at Gelateria el Teatro
- Buy at a Local Store (Coop Supermarket)
- Join one of the cooking classes in Rome to learn how to prepare fresh pasta, tiramisù or traditional Roman dishes with a local chef.
Are you planning a trip to Rome? Which place would you love to visit? Let me know in the comments below 🙂
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Author: Fiorella
Fiorella Arana is a Peruvian travel creator, author and digital marketing strategist. She has travelled to more than 70 countries and has lived in Peru, Bolivia, Italy, the United States, Canada, Australia, Germany, and the Netherlands. She created Chica on the Road in 2015 to share personal travel stories, cultural experiences and practical travel tips. She is also the author of The World University, published in Spanish as *Universidad del Mundo*.
