3 Days of Iconic Sightseeing in RomeFeel free to eat all the pizza and pasta and gelato that your heart desires. You'll walk it all off during this sightseeing tour of the city! See all the iconic sights of Roma!AuthorsSteller
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Day 1

Colosseum
Visiting Rome without seeing the Colosseum is like going to Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. It's a must-visit destination!
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Roman Forum
While you're in the area, be sure to visit the Roman Forum as well. Head to this area first thing in the morning, as that's when people tend to visit the Vatican.
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Palatine Hill
Palatine Hill is considered to be the birthplace of Italy's capital city and offers sweeping views of the landmarks below. (If you're looking to skip the lines, there are guided tours that take you through these 3 destinations with priority access.)
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Trevi Fountain
After a day spent pounding the pavement, hopefully you had some time to think about what wish you want to make at the Trevi Fountain! According to the lore, you want to be sure to throw a coin over your left shoulder using your right hand to ensure your wish comes true 🪙
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Tours

Ride Rome on a Vespa with a local driver
It can't get more iconic than seeing Rome on a Vespa!
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The ORIGINAL Fiat 500 3hour chauffeured tour
Not comfortable on a Vespa, this is another super fun way to see Rome—in a vintage car!
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Day 2

Vatican Museums
From the Sistine Chapel to some of the most important masterpieces of Renaissance artwork, the Vatican Museums have a LOT to see. Be sure to save plenty of time for this excursion – whether you're an art history buff or not!
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Saint Peter's Square
Visit Saint Peter's Basilica, climb the Dome for unbeatable views, and take the rare opportunity to stand in 2 countries at once! (Vatican City is technically an independent country with one part of its border landing in St. Peter’s Square.)
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Pantheon
Gaze up through the iconic round oculus at the Pantheon – the only ancient Roman building to remain completely intact, almost 2000 years after its construction!
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Campo de' Fiori
Home to perhaps the best outdoor market in the city, plus you'll also find an array of restaurants, monuments, and bars.
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Day 3

Piazza di San Francesco d'Assisi
This piazza is home to the spectacularly intricate Blessed Ludovica Albertoni, one of the last works from genius sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
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Ponte Sisto
Grab an Aperol spritz or a espresso con panna at the nearby mainstay Bar San Calisto, then stroll across this historic stone bridge to the stylish Regola neighborhood on the other side.
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Chiesa di San Francesco a Ripa
Situated alongside the Tiber River, this is the very first church in Rome dedicated to Saint Francis. Stick around in the area to explore the surrounding Trastevere neighborhood.
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