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ROME, CITY OF DISCOVERY
Steeped in rich history, Italy’s breathtaking capital is one of the most popular destinations in the world for city breaks. Known for its ancient ruins, awe-inspiring fine art and unmissable selection of delicious Italian food, Rome is a true bucket-list destination.
Put the iconic Colosseum at the top of your list. This Rome landmark is the largest ancient amphitheatre ever built and is a can’t-miss on any tour of the city. Later, pause for a photo on the Spanish Steps before visiting the Sistine Chapel – you’ll discover world-famous sights around each corner.
The city’s enchanting buildings and fairy-tale vistas have made Rome a top destination for romantic getaways. Nothing says ‘amore’ like a rooftop candlelit dinner overlooking Trevi Fountain or a vespa ride through the city’s ancient streets. Why not book a hotel in the city centre like the highly rated Morgana Hotel and have Rome’s top landmarks right on your doorstep?
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Currency Euro €
Language Italian
Time Zone GMT+01:00
Avg. Flight Time 2h 30m
Peak Travel April-October
Price of a pint £4.50
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Must see attractions in Rome
There are certain attractions in Rome that simply can’t be missed. The most famous and well-known is the Colosseum, the largest ancient amphitheatre in the world. Step back in time as you wander through this magnificent stadium, first used to host gladiator battles and other forms of gruesome entertainment. Completed in 72 AD, the Colosseum held up to 50,000 spectators –...more
Free attractions in Rome
With ancient buildings and beautifully lit-up streets around every corner, you can see many of Rome’s iconic landmarks for free just be exploring the city on foot. If you’re an avid people watcher, don’t miss a visit to the Spanish Steps, an iconic landmark of Rome made famous through classic films including Roman Holiday. If you’re travelling in April, you’ll find the...more
Food and drink in Rome
Tempting you in with the sweet-smelling aromas of freshly baked pizza dough are some of Rome’s finest restaurants. The most exclusive and authentic spots are hidden away among its timeless alleyways where you’ll feast at red and white chequered tables, indulging in traditional carbonara while sipping a full-bodied glass of red. There are so many iconic sites, it’s...more
Things to do with kids in Rome
There’s plenty to do with the kids in Rome from fun-filled activities to ancient sites that will amaze and inspire. For budding historians and art enthusiasts, there’s so much to see at the Vatican Museums. With 54 museums filled with famous Roman sculptures and Renaissance masterpieces, book a private family tour and delve into the endlessly fascinating...more
