Rome
Rome is a city with a history spanning back nearly 3 millenniums to when this magnificent Italian capital started life as a small village. Around the time of Jesus, this city once ruled the whole of the Mediterranean region and most of Europe. It is home to the Vatican city and is the Mecca of the Catholic world. This city is full of amazing feats of architecture from incredible sights like the Colosseum to the Sistine Chapel. Rome is a very cultural city and is one of the most visited in the world by tourists. Panoramic views, long standing tradition and of course, the cuisine here is just a one of the reasons for this.
If you are searching for a hotel or apartment in Rome for a holiday, you are spoilt for choice. The Barocco Hotel for example offers 4 star service and is close to many renowned sites this amazing city has to offer. The Hotel Lunetta is popular with families and offers tastefully decorated suites as well as flawless service from staff. Many apartments in the city of Rome are available for rent and offer close access to amenities and sights. Depending on what you are looking for, you can get a basic apartment from around for not very much. An apartment here can provide you with all the self catering services you will need and many of them offer fantastic views of the city.
Whether you stay in a hotel or apartment in Rome, you are guaranteed to have fun. Beaches and parks are within a ten mile range of the city and there is plenty to do throughout the year. Rome celebrates its birthday on April 21st and the Gay Village bonanza runs from June to September. Pickpockets here often work in teams on mopeds so it is advisable to keep your possessions held close and remain vigilant at all times.
What to see or do in and around Rome
Juergen, . Roma (Roma)
Lots to see in Rome
We have been visiting Rome often and will return in the future. There is lots to see. Many historic places, churches, art and museums. You don't get bored. Food is good in Rome, but keep a look out not to end up in a tourist trap. Good to get advice from the hotel.
Charles, . Roma (Roma)
Love visiting Rome
3rd or 4th time to Rome, I like it more each time as each time I discover new places, the food gets better the further from the main tourist haunts. What is not to love?
Ioana Bianca, . Rome (Roma)
Roma Atraction
Lots History in Roma,very clean,lots museums,water is free to drink outside,only bottle need. We went to Zoo,Colloseum,Trevi di Funtain,Spanish Steps.
Steven, . Rome (Roma)
When in Rome . from the Romanico Hotel
Great city to visit. The history and architecture is fascinating with lots to see and easy to walk around. Pre booked the Colosseum and Vatican spending 3 hours at each! (On separate days thankfully :) local public transport was easy to use and a good way to get around , if needed. Loadsa restaurants - probably best to check on Tripadvisor or ask your hotel reception for recommendations. Wish we had booked a couple more days (rather 5 than 3 days) but definitely a city to visit
Gordana, . Roma (Roma)
Roma is town when you can spend as many days as you want. Good weather, good food, many many atractions, good for walk , make a picture, buy somethingI visited Roma more than 20 times and Ill be back soon.
Anargyros, . Rome (Roma)
Rome a real open-air museum!
When you go to Rome you don't reall know where to look first. The whole city is an open-air museum. Colosseum, Pantheon, Vaticano city, too many squares with fountains, Fontana di Trevi, wonderful distriscts likeTrastevere, the magnificent Tiber river and soooo other many places worth to see. You need at least one week to see all these magnificent buildings. Me and my wife walked 20km average every day. There is no need to mention the excellent restaurants and shops where yoy can buy anything you imagine. I definitely visit Rome again.
Stefanos, . Rome (Roma)
Coliseum, Roman market, Fontana di trevi, Asclepius temple, Vatican museum
All places were a masterful example of craftsmanship, of beauty, and awe
Théo, . Rome (Roma)
4 days in Rome to visit the city is enough to see all the sights. I recommend using self-service scooters to get around the city; with a day pass, it's the most cost-effective means of transport. For the Vatican Museum and the Coliseum, you need to book your tickets in advance, otherwise you may not be able to get in or you may spend hours waiting.
Gözde, . Rome (Roma)
The city smells history
When you walk in the roads of the Rome, you can not guess what you will see at the end of the way : A huge historical building, a fountain, a crowded piaza or a beautiful scenery. That was the most beautiful part of the vibe. Also, special thanks for the cool drinking fountains which you can see everywhere in the city.
Kevin, . Rome (Roma)
Vatican basilic and Colosseum
Beautiful city to visit. Try the hop on and hop off bus and visit everything from your seat.
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