Visit Rome

Museums, galleries and historical sites were very interesting. But most sites were much too crowded. Generally we find that the first week or two of April is less crowded in western Europe but this is not the case in Rome. We wonder if part of it is cruise ship crowds being bused in from the coast. Old city centers aren't designed for that amount of people.

Plint Canada

Rome is a city that embodies history, culture, and incredible food, making it a must-visit destination for travelers. I recently had the pleasure of exploring the city's iconic landmarks, including the Vatican Basilica and the stunning Vatican Museums. The sheer grandeur of these places is breathtaking, and the art collections are unparalleled. The Colosseum is another highlight—stepping inside feels like a journey back in time to the days of gladiators. Castel Sant'Angelo offers a unique perspective on the city's history and has amazing views from the top. The Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon are iconic spots that simply cannot be missed. For a touch of elegance, stroll through Villa Borghese's gardens and visit the art gallery within. Piazza Navona, with its vibrant atmosphere and beautiful fountains, is perfect for people-watching and soaking in the Roman charm. Rome's food scene is a feast for the senses. From delicious pasta and pizza to creamy ice cream and delectable desserts, every meal was a delight. There are countless restaurants serving authentic Italian cuisine, making it easy to find a great meal no matter where you are. I strongly recommend taking a guided tour to get the most out of your visit to the main attractions. It adds a lot of value, providing insights and stories that bring the history to life. Rome has so much to offer, and I'm already planning my next visit!

Mark Malta

If you want to visit any tourist attractions, book them before you arrive in Rome. We tried to book things like the Coliseum and the Vatican the night before we wanted to go, and there were no tickets available. The main way we got around the city was by walking...there is definitely lots to do and lots to see. There are a lot of tourists, so it can sometimes take a bit longer to get around. We had a few recommendations for restaurants, which were great, but we also checked restaurants via google maps and the reviews that people had left...there are so many great dining options and you certainly won't go hungry while you're there!

kkwa United Kingdom

The flat was in a really good location. clean and comfortable. In general Rome was an amazing trip. I have been to Italy before but Rome was love from first sight. Tasty food and a city that travels you to the past!

Kat G Greece

Incredible city, loaded with things to do and see. And the food, oh the food! Everywhere, the food is plentiful and delicious. The city center gets very crowded but that's because there's so much for people to see in the city.

Paul United States

This was our second visit to Rome. We stayed 2 nights before heading to Naples to join our tour. We are heading back to Rome to spend another 3 nights to discover all the hidden sights we didn’t manage to see when we visited previously. We have booked a Golf Cart tour to do this and are hoping we’ll get to see things away from the main attractions. From our previous visit would highly recommend seeing the Vatican, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon etc, etc. Rome is such an easy city to get around whether on foot or by the Hop On Hop Off Bus.

Joy Australia