Planning to visit Rome? The eternal city is packed with beautiful monuments, grand buildings and magnificent attractions. Here are some tips that will help you to plan your time in Rome. Here are Rome’s top ten must-visit places.
Starting with the Vatican – the smallest country in the world with a population of around eight hundred people is also one of the biggest tourist destinations in the world. It could well take you a full day to explore all the treasures this complex holds. You should respect the dress code, and cover your shoulders and knees.
Next is the Di Trevi Fountain – it is remembered for the iconic scene from Fellini’s movie La Dolce Vita. This is the biggest baroque fountain in the city. It rises twenty-six meters high. According to legend, if you throw a coin in the fountain you will return to Rome once more.
Next up is the Pantheon – one of Rome’s oldest buildings still standing. It became the most imitated building in the ancient world.
Moving to another attraction is the Roman Forum – located right at the heart of the ancient city that ruled the world for many years.
Next attraction is the Piazza Navona, which is probably the most beautiful square in Rome. It is surrounded by many restaurants and gelato shops. There are three different fountains.
Next place is the district of Trastevere – this area is the international district of the city. What makes this area so special is not only the extraordinary monuments but its unique atmosphere.
Next up is the Statue named after the eighth hill of Rome. This area is all about the authentic vibe of modern Rome.
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If you are tired from all the walking, you can avoid the public and relax yourself in one of the largest parks in the city – Villa Borghese. It is only a minute away from the Spanish steps.
Next landmark is the elegant Via Veneto – for those who love shopping, Via Veneto for years has been the most expensive shopping street in Rome.
And finally one of the world’s most famous buildings, The Colosseum. This amazing amphitheater used to successfully host fifty-five thousand Romans who enjoyed the competitions between slaves and prisoners.
