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19.11–22.11 · 4 days · 3 nights
Times are estimates from walking distances. Opening hours are not verified yet, check them the day before.
Walking today: about 7.2 km, 1 h 50 min in all (estimate)
The largest amphitheatre the ancient world ever built, finished in AD 80. Tens of thousands of Romans once filled it to watch gladiator fights and public shows.
Open this day: 08:30–16:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
€18 (Colosseum+Forum+Palatine, 24h); free 1st Sunday; EU 18-25 €2
Place's websiteA villa on Rome's Caelian Hill, best known for its gardens, between the Aventine and the Caelian.
More about this placeItalian restaurant in Rome, on a list of pasta spots by a local Rome magazine and on a list of lesser-known places by an Italian magazine on lesser-known places.
Ancient Rome's second-largest public bath complex, built in the early 3rd century AD and in use until the 6th century.
Open this day: 09:00–16:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Entry €10; reduced €4; tickets named, museiitaliani.it or on site
Place's websiteA church first built in the 6th century, its exterior restored to its 12th-century look, bell tower included. Its porch holds the famous Mouth of Truth sculpture.
Open this day: 09:30–17:50 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA historic spot on the Aventine Hill known for its keyhole you peek through at a view, for history and architecture lovers.
Open this day: 00:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeWalking today: about 6 km, 1 h 40 min in all (estimate)
A rectangular plaza at the centre of ancient Rome, ringed by the ruins of the city's key government buildings. It began as a marketplace. Above it rises the Palatine, the centremost of Rome's seven hills and one of the oldest parts of the city.
Open this day: 09:00–16:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Colosseum ticket (€18) or Forum Pass SUPER €18; free 1st Sunday
Place's websiteThe only river island in the stretch of the Tiber that runs through Rome, in the river's southern bend.
Open this day: 00:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAncient sculptures collected by politician Giovanni Barracco on his travels and donated to the city in 1902, in a small Renaissance palace with a Roman house excavated beneath.
Open this day: 10:00–16:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAn ancient Roman temple completed under Emperor Hadrian. Its dome, open to the sky through a round oculus, is still the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome. A church since 609.
Open this day: 08:30–19:15 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Entry €7; EU 18-25 €2; under-18 free; free 1st Sunday
Place's websiteA statue of an elephant carrying an obelisk, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini. It was unveiled in 1667 in Rome's Piazza della Minerva, beside Santa Maria sopra Minerva.
A huge national monument to Victor Emmanuel II, first king of unified Italy, built between 1885 and 1935. It holds Italy's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Open this day: 09:30–18:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Free (monument); terrace + museums + Palazzo Venezia €18
Place's websiteSquare in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Walking today: about 11.8 km, 2 h 50 min in all (estimate)
Market in Rome, reviewed by an international city magazine and recommended by a local Rome magazine.
Historic site in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Square in Rome, recommended by a local Rome magazine.
Founded by Pope Julius II in the early 1500s. The route passes through the Raphael Rooms and ends in the Sistine Chapel, with Michelangelo's ceiling.
Open this day: 08:00–20:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
€20 at the door; €25 booked online; free last Sunday of the month
Place's websiteRestaurant in Rome, recommended by 4 sources.
Open this day: 08:30–23:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeWalking today: about 8.9 km, 2 h 10 min in all (estimate)
Market in Rome, on a list of markets by a local food tour company and on a list of markets by an international city magazine.
More about this placeHistoric site in Rome, recommended by 5 sources.
Italian restaurant in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Open this day: 12:45–14:45 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA 17th-century palace housing Rome's national gallery of older paintings, with Raphael's La Fornarina, Caravaggio's Judith Beheading Holofernes and a Pietro da Cortona ceiling fresco.
Open this day: 10:00–19:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
€15 (Barberini + Galleria Corsini, valid 20 days); EU 18-25 €2; free 1st Sunday
Place's websiteCardinal Scipione Borghese's former villa, now a gallery for his art collection: Bernini sculptures and paintings by Caravaggio, Raphael and Titian.
Open this day: 09:00–19:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
€16 + €2 booking fee; EU 18-25 €2; under-18 free (booking still needed)
Place's websiteItalian restaurant in Rome, recommended by 5 sources.
Open this day: 12:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAbout €88 per adult for 6 tickets1 place has no checked price yet and isn't counted.
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