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Rome in 3 days

Ancient Rome, the Vatican and the city’s finest squares. You will walk most of the route, so bring comfortable shoes.

Made by AIThis guide was prepared by artificial intelligence. It may contain mistakes, and prices, hours and rules change quickly.

Day 1Ancient Rome

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    ColosseumThe largest amphitheatre of the ancient world. Book the first time slot, when it is quietest.Combined ticket with the Forum and Palatine approx. €18. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Roman Forum and Palatine HillThe ruins of the ancient city centre and the hill of imperial palaces, on the same ticket as the Colosseum.Open in Maps
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    Capitoline HillA square designed by Michelangelo. From behind the city hall you can see the whole Forum from above.Open in Maps
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    Dinner in MontiA cosy district right next to the Colosseum, full of small trattorias. Try cacio e pepe or carbonara.Open in Maps

Day 2The Vatican

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    Vatican Museums and Sistine ChapelAllow at least 3 hours. The museums are usually closed on Sundays, except the last Sunday of the month.Ticket approx. €20–25, check opening hours before you go.Open in Maps
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    St Peter’s BasilicaEntry to the basilica is free. Climbing the dome costs extra, and the view of the square is worth it.Dome approx. €10–15. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Castel Sant’AngeloHadrian’s former mausoleum by the Tiber. The rooftop terrace looks out over the Vatican dome.Open in Maps
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    TrastevereIvy-covered cobbled lanes and the city’s most atmospheric restaurants.Open in Maps

Day 3Squares and fountains

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    PantheonA temple almost 2,000 years old, with an open oculus in the dome that lets in the light.Ticket approx. €5. check before you goOpen in Maps
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    Piazza NavonaA Baroque square with Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, built on the site of an ancient stadium.Open in Maps
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    Trevi FountainTradition says a coin thrown over your shoulder means you will return to Rome. Access to the basin area may be limited.Check the access rules and any fee before your visit.Open in Maps
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    Spanish Steps and the PincioClimb the steps to the Villa Borghese gardens. The Pincio terrace has a beautiful sunset view.Open in Maps

This guide was prepared by artificial intelligence from generally available information and has not been checked on site. It may contain mistakes. Check prices, opening hours, entry rules and timetables with official sources before you travel. See the terms of service for details.

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