Custom itineraries in Rome
Day 1 : Sight Seeing in Rome: First visit
A good place to start your first day is at the Colosseum. You might be surprised by its excellent conservation despite the fact that it was built over 2000 years ago. Go to the Forum, the former square where the Roman politic was once carried out. Take via Alessadrina up to the remains of Trajan's Market. Then, return to the Piazza Venezia. Not far from here, have lunch on the terrace at the Vecchia Roma or at Renato e Luisa for a taste of new Italian cuisine. Then, relax on the Piazza of the Capitole. After a visit to the museums of the Capitol, approach the Campo dei Fiori, a square surrounded by beautiful old houses, then pass through the Pantheon. The small streets around the square are really typical and deserve a look! Finally, from via Chiavari enjoy Piazza Navona.
Day 2 : Something different to experience in Rome
After enjoying the best espresso in the world at the Tazza d’oro, go to the Pantheon, which contains the tomb of Raphael. Stroll around the surrounding streets; there are beautiful churches to see. Then, join the famous Via del Corso. Go through it to see the Trevi Fountain. Do not forget to throw your two coins into the fountain after making a wish. Next, discover the Piazza di Spagna: the fountain shaped like a boat and the Church of the Trinità dei Monti dominating the piazza. Enjoy an excellent buffet at Alla Rampa,. In the afternoon, stroll along the main shopping streets: Via del Corso and Via Condotti where all the luxury shops are located.
Day 3 : Excursions to the Vatican
Cross the Italian border to get to the Vatican. The tour is worth it just to see Saint Peter place and Saint Peter's Basilica, which is home to the tomb of St. Peter. You do not have to be christian to be amazed by this outstanding basilica! For those that are enthusiastic and very patient (expect an average of 2 hours of queuing...), take the time to visit the Vatican Museums, which also lead to the Sistine Chapel and the Raphael rooms. For lunch, we recommend you try the antipasti of the Hostaria - Dino Pizzeria & Toni.
Day 4 : Relax in Rome
On Saturdays and Sundays you can enjoy a vegetarian brunch at Margutta. Then, passing through the Plaza del Populo join the Villa Borghese and have a stroll in the park. Back in the city centre, head to the Piazza di Spagna, where you must enjoy a gelati - real italian ice cream! Fans of Audrey Hepburn and the famous "Roman Holiday" should definatley stop by 51 Via Margutta.
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