Rome City GuideRome is the capital of Italy, and is the heart of Italian history, art, and culture. It’s known as the “Eternal City” because of its captivating mix of ancient ruins, Renaissance masterpieces, and much more. AuthorsGoFindLess
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Stays

The Inn at the Roman Forum
This 5 star hotel is in walking distance to all the famous Roman attractions! It’s also affordable priced for a 5 star hotel. Also, it’s got amazing views of the city and unbelievable interior decor.
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Roma Luxus Hotel
This luxurious boutique hotel offers elegant accommodations and exceptional service. It’s steps away from the major attractions and close to some amazing food spots! The hotel offers airport pick ups for an extra charge but it’s worth it to avoid the hassle of finding a taxi or public transportation. It’s a comfortable, cozy, quiet, and safe accommodation!
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Experiences

Vatican Guided Tour with Sistine Chapel, Museum's & The Basilica
You’re able to walk around the Vatican City for free, however, there’s so much history, it’s bigger to take a tour! Also, it’s the smallest country in the world, did you know that? Pro tip: every Wednesday the Pope makes an appearance. Also, don’t leave valuables at the security check point entrance! Loads of items get stolen from the area.
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3 in 1 Cooking Class near Navona: Fettuccine, Ravioli & Tiramisu
If you didn’t do a cooking class in Italy, did you even go to Italy? There’s nothing better than learning how to cool like an Italian than being taught straight from the local expert themselves!
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Top Attractions

Pantheon
This is a former Roman temple and a preserved monument. It’s a burial ground for several important people like the Roman kings and artists. It’s free to check out from the outside, but get there early if you want photos because it gets really busy!
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Trevi Fountain
Each day, Trevi fountain makes about €3000 a day, which is donated to the churches! the myth goes, if you throw one coin, you will return to Rome. Throw two coins in, you fall in love with an attractive Italian. If you throw three, you will marry the person that you met.
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Colosseum
The heart of Rome. It’s the largest standing amphitheatre in the world. The lines are long to get in so make sure you book your passes to see the inside ahead of time! Plus, you save money that way!
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Saint Peter’s Basilica
A free cultural spot to check out! Found in Vatican City, it’s a stunning spot for art and history! The light inside the basilica is unbelievable and it’s hard not to take photos here!
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Eats

Pane e Salame
The food here is super affordable and right beside trevi fountain! Their ham & brie & lettuce & truffle cheese sandwich is to die for. 🤤
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Tonnarello San Pietro
They have such an array of different Italian food, but I got the Napoli pizza and it definitely did not disappoint. 🍕
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All'Antico Vinaio
This place is quite popular in Rome, and for good reason. Their sandwiches are fair priced, and their spreads are one of a kind. The mortadella with pistachio cream was *chefs kiss*. 🤌🏼
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Old Bridge Gelateria
A delicious treat after long days of walking around Rome! All the flavours looked amazing, but the pistachio one was one of a kind!
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Achille Al Pantheon di Habana
A fancier spot for those who love more of their meats and fancy drinks! Their Aperol sprits are made perfectly, but you also have to try the homemade lemoncellos!
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