Italy
Rome
41.90°N
Rome, the Eternal City, is an open-air museum where ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and modern Italian life create an intoxicating mix. The Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon stand as testaments to the empire that once ruled the known world.
Vatican City offers spiritual and artistic treasures including St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Roman cuisine - from carbonara to supplì to gelato - satisfies every craving, while the city's piazzas invite lingering over espresso and people-watching.
Highlights
What Makes It Special
1
Colosseum
Ancient Rome's iconic amphitheater
2
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel
World's greatest art collection and Michelangelo's masterpiece
3
Trevi Fountain
Baroque fountain where tradition says to throw a coin
4
Roman Forum
Heart of ancient Rome's political and social life
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Attractions
Pantheon
Best-preserved ancient Roman temple with stunning dome.
Roman Forum
Ancient ruins of the Roman Empire's political center.
Trevi Fountain
Baroque masterpiece where you toss coins for good luck.
Vatican Museums
World-famous art collection including the Sistine Chapel.
Colosseum
Ancient Roman amphitheater and iconic symbol of Rome.