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Rome is a city I know very well after living there for years, and there is always something new to discover. Start with the classics: explore the Colosseum, throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain, visit the Pantheon, and plan your visit to the Vatican Museums in advance.
Beyond the main attractions, discover a different side of the city at the Porta Portese vintage flea market, go shopping in Rome, or escape the crowds with an easy day trip to Anzio. Before you arrive, check my Rome Metro guide for tickets, maps and practical tips for getting around the city.
Here you’ll find my Rome travel guides covering attractions, tickets, transport, shopping, food, day trips and practical tips to help you plan your trip.
Campo de’ Fiori: quick information Is Campo de’ Fiori worth visiting? A little history about the famous square in Rome: it was inaugurated in 1456 in a place that, as the name suggests, used to be a meadow with flowers (Fiori in Italian means flowers). Famous buildings and many important personalities of the area were …
10 Amazing Things About the Colosseum There is an abundance of information and historical details about the Colosseum. With a quick internet search or by opening a travel guide, you can find hundreds of references to the Colosseum in Rome, the Arena of Death. However, that’s not the goal of this article! I’ve searched and …
Trevi Fountain Rome: quick information Is the Trevi Fountain worth visiting? Absolutely. The Trevi Fountain may be extremely crowded, but it remains one of the places you should see at least once in Rome. What makes it memorable is not only the fountain itself but also the way you discover it. You walk through a …
Rome has 3 metro lines: Lines A and B intersect at Termini, the city’s main railway station. Lines A and C connect at San Giovanni, while Lines B and C connect at Colosseo/Fori Imperiali. The Colosseo/Fori Imperiali and Porta Metronia stations opened in December 2025. Line C now reaches the Colosseum! ROME METRO MAP The …
Day trips from Rome: why not? Why You Might Want to Rethink Taking Day Trips from Rome? If you’re considering day trips from Rome, there are some crucial questions you need to ask yourself first: Is it your first time coming to the Eternal City? Will you be staying for only 3 or 4 days? …
One of the things I admire about Rome is its museums. There are so many of them, each unique in its own way, making it nearly impossible to say, “I’ve seen them all.” Recently, I visited a special museum—a hidden gem called Centrale Montemartini. What makes this museum so special? It beautifully combines industrial archaeology …
Castel Sant’Angelo is one of the most recognisable buildings in Rome. It is sometimes translated as the “Castle of the Angels,” although the more accurate meaning is the “Castle of the Holy Angel.” Located beside the Tiber and approximately 10–15 minutes from the Vatican, it began as Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum before becoming a fortress, papal …
I recently received an email from a girl who thanked me very much for the blog and told me that it helped her a lot. Of course, she would like to know where to go shopping in Rome. Rome is one of the top European shopping destinations. There are endless shops and the best Italian brands. How can a …
WHERE IS THE VATICAN? The Vatican is located in Rome. Yes, it’s not another city far away from Rome: the Vatican is just a few meters away from the other sights of Rome and can be reached by the metro. Although it is an independent state—the smallest in the world, in fact—no one will ask …
The Pantheon is one of the most impressive buildings in Rome. It has stood in the heart of the city for almost 2,000 years and remains the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome. After living in Rome for nearly seven years, I still consider it one of the attractions you should not skip—even if you only …
