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GUIDE OF

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Index
Must see
The main attractions not to be missed

Tours and guided tours

Our advice to enjoy the most authentic visits and experiences

Itineraries
Routes designed to optimize your travel experience

How to get
The best solutions to reach the city and the centre

How to move
Info and advice on the best means of transport to get around the city

Where to sleep
A handy neighborhood map with recommended areas and accommodations

When to go
Climate, average temperatures, and advice on the best times and those to avoid

What to eat
Typical dishes, street food and specialties to taste absolutely

Where to eat
A selection of the best places to eat like a local

Excursions in the surroundings

The ideal destinations for day trips and tours

Organize your stay

Useful advice and info on flights, hotels, leisure and budget ideas for your holiday

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Must see | Map

An overview of the main attractions to orientate you in the city

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Must see | Attractions

A rich list of must-see things

There is no tourist in the world who has not visited, or dreams of visiting, the capital of Italy. Rome is a
city rich in history, culture and archaeological evidence unique in the world, which is why it is
a destination for visits by curious people from all over the planet.
The eternal city offers so much, in addition to the most famous attractions and monuments, that the
time available to see everything seems never to be enough!

So let's find out what to see in Rome, what are the best attractions and things to do in the capital
of the Bel Paese!

1 | Colosseum
The Colosseum in Rome: a timeless classic, an unmissable
stop on any visit to Rome that can be defined as such. It is said
that when the Colosseum falls, the Eternal City will also fall,
taking the whole world with it.

How to get there: in Piazza del Colosseo 1, in the heart of Rome.

Easily reachable on foot from the Circus Maximus (700 m, 9 min) and the Roman
Forum (50 m, 1 min). Colosseum metro stop - Get directions

Hours: always open from 8:30, closing times vary according to the season, in
winter generally 16:00, in summer 18:30.
Consult the official site

Ticket cost: Colosseum + Forum + Palatine ticket full price 16.00, reduced
price 2.00 / Full Experience (valid for two consecutive days) full price 22.00,
reduced price 2.00

Plan your visit: to avoid wasting time in line, we recommend the VIP tour with Travel365 advice
priority access. Alternatively, you can opt for a combined Colosseum, Palatine Hill and Roman
Forum skip-the-line tour, bringing together multiple nearby attractions in a single visit.

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2 | Basilicas of San Giovanni in Laterano and San Paolo fuori le Mura
We have already discovered two of the Papal Basilicas of
Rome, namely St. Peter's Basilica and the Basilica of Santa
Maria Maggiore. It's time to introduce you to the last two! Let's
start from the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano, built in the
fourth century in honor of San Giovanni Battista and the evangelist
San Giovanni, it is one of the most beautiful churches in
the city and is defined as the "mother of all the churches in the world".

How to get there: Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano in Piazza di S.

Giovanni in Laterano, reference metro stop San Giovanni - Get directions /
Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls in Piazzale San Paolo 1, reference metro
stop Garbatella - Get directions

Hours: Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano every day 7:00-18:30 /

Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls every day 7:00-18:30

Ticket cost: Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano free, cloister for a fee
2.00 / Basilica of San Paolo fuori le Mura free, cloister for a full price 4.00,
reduced 2.00

3 | Caracalla's thermal baths

It is known that the Romans loved the baths. Public baths were
the only "luxury" available to everyone, not just the wealthy.

How to get there: in Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, south of the historic centre.
Easily reachable on foot from the Circus Maximus (1 km, 13 min). Reference
metro station Circo Massimo - Get directions

Hours: every day from 9:00, closing times vary according to month and
season, winter generally 17:00, summer generally 19:00. Consult
the official site

Ticket cost: full 8.00, reduced 2.00

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4 | Palatine Hill and Circus Maximus
Now let's go back to the heart of the historic center, near the
Colosseum, where you can visit the Palatine Hill and the Circus
Maximus. The Palatine Hill is an archaeological site where
there are important remains of historic imperial buildings,
and the visit is included with a visit to the Colosseum and the Roman Forum.

How to get there: in the historic center of Rome. Easily

reachable on foot from the Colosseum (500 m, 7 min) and the Roman
Forum (200 m, 3 min). Colosseum metro stop - Get directions

Hours: Palatino opening at 9:30, closing times vary according to the period,
in winter generally 16:00, in summer 18:30.
Consult the official site / Circus Maximus from the outside always accessible,
access to the archaeological area summer time 9:00-19:30, solar time 9:30-16:30

Ticket cost: Colosseum + Forum + Palatine ticket full price 16.00, reduced
price 2.00 / Circus Maximus from the outside free, access to the archaeological
area full price 5.00, reduced price 4.00

Splendid view from the rose garden of Roma Capitale: near the Circus Maximus is Travel365 advice
the marvelous rose garden of the city, a little-known but absolutely beautiful place where you can enjoy a
relaxing walk

5 | Roman forum
A trip to the eternal city certainly cannot be said to be complete
without a visit to the ancient heart of the capital, namely the
archaeological complex of the Roman Forum. Generally, the ticket
for the visit to the Roman Forum also includes the visit to the
Palatine Hill and the Colosseum, therefore it is ideal to take part in
the priority tour of the Colosseum, Palatine Hill and Roman Forum.

How to get there: in Via della Salara Vecchia 5/6, in the historical centre.
Easily reachable on foot from the Capitoline Museums (140 m, 2 min) and the
Colosseum (50 m, 1 min). Colosseum metro stop - Get directions

Hours: from November to March 8:30-17:00, from April to September

8:30-19:00, October 8:30-18:30

Ticket cost: Colosseum + Forum + Palatine ticket full price 16.00, reduced
price 2.00 / Full Experience (valid for two consecutive days) full price 22.00,
reduced price 2.00

Plan your visit: there are three different entrances to the Roman Forum, to choose Travel365 advice
from according to your itinerary. One is located in Via della Salara Vecchia 5/6 near Via dei Fori Imperiali,
one in Via di San Gregorio-Palatino, the third in Via Sacra, facing the Arch of Titus.

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6 | Imperial Forums
A stone's throw from the Roman Forum are the Imperial Forums,
another testimony to the greatness of Ancient Rome. It is a unique
archaeological complex in the world, which develops between
the Roman Forum, the Colosseum and the Altare della Patria.

How to get there: in via dei Fori Imperiali, in the historic center of
Rome. Easily reachable on foot from the Colosseum (750 m, 9 min) and
the Roman Forum (50 m, 1 min). Colosseum metro stop - Get directions

Hours: every day from 8:30, closing times vary according to day and
period, between 16:30 and 19:15. Consult the official site

Ticket cost: full 4.00, reduced 3.00

7 | Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore

Prepare to be amazed: if you have already visited St. Peter's
Basilica, then you cannot miss the Papal Basilica of Santa
Maria Maggiore, one of the four Papal Basilicas in Rome!
Located on the top of the Esquiline Hill, it is also the only
Basilica in the city to have preserved its early Christian
structure, despite the additions of the following centuries.
But why visit this grandiose place? The Basilica is famous for
its mosaics and golden ceiling.

How to get there: in Piazza di S. Maria Maggiore, in the historic center

of Rome. Easily reachable on foot from the Colosseum (1.2 km, 16 min)
and the Trevi Fountain (1.5 km, 20 min). Colosseum metro stop - Get
directions

Hours: every day 7:00-18:45. Limited tourist visits during the celebration
of Holy Masses

Ticket cost: full 3.00, reduced 2.00

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8 | The Trevi Fountain
It is one of the most photographed monuments in all of Rome,
thanks to its incredible beauty! To find it, it is sufficient to be
able to distinguish the roaring sound of the water among the
noises of the city. After walking through a maze of narrow
streets you reach the Trevi Fountain, which is just as you
imagine it: sumptuous, crowded, representative of the Dolce
Vita.

Throw the famous coin: a coin thrown into the fountain, with your back to it, is said Travel365 advice
to ensure a second visit to Rome. A second coin will allow you to find a great love, possibly Italian.
A third coin will give you the certainty of getting married soon. And, after throwing all the coins you
want, enjoy an excellent ice cream at Gelato in Trevi, right in front of the fountain.

9 | Piazza di Spagna
Another unmissable square in the capital is Piazza di Spagna,
with the Spanish Steps, which together represent
a unique backdrop in the world for fashion shows and
famous film scenes. It is one of the most romantic places in
Rome, as well as one of the most photographed.

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10 | Borghese Gallery and Villa Borghese
Let's move to the northern part of the city, where the
wonderful Villa Borghese park is located, designed by Ponzio
and Vasanzi. Inside there is also a lake where you can
navigate on boats, and of course there are also wonderful
fountains and well-kept gardens! This park could be defined
as a small city within a city, thanks to all the activities that can
be carried out.

How to get there: in Piazzale Scipione Borghese 5, in the park of Villa

Borghese, an entrance is located in Piazza del Popolo. Easily
reachable on foot from the Trevi Fountain (1.8 km, 25 min). Reference
metro stop Flaminio - Get directions

Hours: Galleria Borghese Tue-Sun 9:00-19:00 / Villa Borghese

always accessible

Ticket cost: Galleria Borghese full price 13.00, reduced price 2.00 /
Villa Borghese free, various activities and museums for a fee

11 | Piazza del Popolo

Continuing to discover the most beautiful squares, you
absolutely cannot miss Piazza del Popolo, the historic
square of the city whose center is home to Rome's oldest obelisk!
It is also located at the top of a triangle of streets known as
the Trident, made up of via del Babuino, via del Corso and via di
Ripetta, and with its position it is a real gateway to the heart
of the city for those arriving from the northern districts. On
the side of the Hemicycle Gardens of Neptune is the
wonderful Fountain of Neptune, on the adjacent side you can
instead discover the two twin churches, the Churches of Santa
Maria di Montesanto and Santa Maria dei Miracoli.

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12 | Vatican museums
Near St. Peter's Basilica there is one of the most famous
museums in the world: we are talking about the Vatican Museums,
a place where very important and precious works of
antiquity, from the Greek and Roman era are kept, such as for
example the Lacoon, the Apoxyomenos and the Apollo del
Belvedere, but also examples of Egyptian and Etruscan art.
The Vatican Museums are universally known as one of the
richest and most splendid museum complexes in the world
and also include a Pinacoteca, with works by Raphael,
Caravaggio and Leonardo da Vinci.

How to get there: in St. Peter's Square, in the Vatican City.

Easily reachable on foot from Castel Sant'Angelo (1 km, 13 min). Reference
bus and tram stop Risorgimento - Get directions

Hours: Mon-Sat 8:30-18:30, closed on Sundays

Ticket cost: full 17.00, reduced 8.00

Pay attention to the rules: avoid shorts, flip flops, tank tops, hats etc. Photos and Travel365 advice
videos are forbidden inside the Sistine Chapel, however in the museums you can take them but only
without flash.

13 | St. Peter's Square and the Basilica

Let's move a little from the historic center to reach the Vatican
City. In any image of the city skyline, the dome of St.
Peter's Basilica stands out, designed by Michelangelo, as well as
its spectacular colonnaded portico in the square in front,
created by Bernini instead.

How to get there: in St. Peter's Square, in the Vatican City.

Easily reachable on foot from Castel Sant'Angelo (1 km, 13 min). Reference
bus and tram stop Risorgimento - Get directions

Hours: Basilica from October to March 7:00-18:30, from April to

September 7:00-19:00 / St. Peter's Dome from October to March
7:30-17:00, from April to September 7:30 -18:00

Ticket cost: Basilica free / Dome ascent by lift + on foot (320 steps) 10.00, on
foot only (551 steps) 8.00, reduced 5.00

Buy the skip-the-line ticket: the lines are endless, the purchase of the guided tour Travel365 advice
with reserved entrance is essential . If you plan to visit the museums on the same day, then we
recommend the combined ticket.

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14 | Sant'Angelo castel
On the opposite bank of the Tiber river, crossing the
wonderful Ponte Sant'Angelo, you can reach Castel
Sant'Angelo, also known as Hadrian's Mausoleum. It is one of
the most photographed monuments in Rome at sunset, thanks
to the wonderful colors of the sunset and the lights that
gradually turn on.

How to get there: in Lungotevere Castello 50, north of the historic

centre. Easily reachable on foot from St. Peter's Basilica (1 km, 13 min)
and from Piazza Navona (750 m, 9 min). Reference bus stop Piazza Pia/
Castel S. Angelo - Get directions

Hours: every day 9:00-19:30

Ticket cost: full 15.00, reduced 2.00

Stop and admire Ponte Sant'Angelo: very busy at sunset, for the magnificent colors Travel365 advice
it offers. The bridge is adorned with several statues, the first are those of St. Peter and St. Paul,
followed by several pairs of angels.

15 | Piazza Navona
A place where you can relax sitting at a table in a bar, surrounded
by Baroque sculptures and architecture. Piazza Navona
is one of the most popular squares in Rome and is located in the
place where the ancient Stadium of Domitian once stood.

Lunch break at Bernini Ristorante: Piazza Navona is full of places with tables Travel365 advice
outside, but one of the best is certainly Bernini Ristorante, specializing in Italian and, above all, Roman
dishes!

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16 | Pantheon
The Pantheon, in Piazza della Rotonda, is another symbol of
Rome, which presents itself to the public adorned with a majestic
dome and the famous colonnade. Legend has it that right
here, when Romulus died, an eagle grabbed him and carried
him to heaven.

How to get there: in Piazza della Rotonda. Easily reachable on foot from
Piazza Navona (400 m, 4 min) and from Montecitorio (400 m, 5 min).
Reference metro stop Barberini, Renaissance bus stop - Get
directions

Hours: every day 9:00-19:00

Ticket cost: 5.00 full price, 2.00 under 25, free under 18, residents
and protected categories. Free admission also to attend religious services.

Stop and admire the dome: it is the largest ever built in reinforced concrete and Travel365 advice
has a diameter of 44 m! In the center is the Oculus, from which natural light enters, the only source of
light in the Pantheon!

17 | Field of Flowers
Another wonderful square in the city is Campo de' Fiori, where
one of the liveliest popular markets of agricultural products in Rome
is held, which takes place every morning. Furthermore, the square
is very lively thanks to the many cafes that entertain young people
and tourists during the evening hours.

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18 | Altar of the Fatherland
Another attraction not to be missed: we are talking about the
Altare della Patria, also known as the Altare Vittoriano. It is a
monument built to celebrate King Vittorio Emanuele II, the one
who completed the unification of Italy.

How to get there: in Piazza Venezia, in the historical centre. Easily

reachable on foot from the Campidoglio (150 m, 3 min) and the Roman
Forum (300 m, 5 min). Colosseum metro stop, Piazza Venezia bus stop -
Get directions

Hours: every day 9:30-19:30

Ticket cost: Altare della Patria free / Lifts and panoramic terrace full price
10.00, reduced price 2.00 / Underground visits free Saturday and Sunday

Coffee break at the Caffetteria Italia al Vittoriano: take a break at the cafeteria Travel365 advice
on the Terrace of the Altare della Patria to enjoy a wonderful view over the city.

19 | Capitoline Museums
The Capitoline Museums were born in 1471, the year in which Pope
Sixtus IV decided to donate an entire collection of bronzes to the
city of Rome. Among the prices was also the famous
Lupa Capitolina.

How to get there: in Piazza del Campidoglio 1, in the historic centre.

Easily reachable on foot from the Altare della Patria (180 m, 3 min) and the
Colosseum (1.1 km, 14 min). Colosseum metro stop, Piazza Venezia bus stop
- Get directions

Hours: every day 9:30-19:30, 24 and 31 December 9:30-14:00.

Closed on January 1st, May 1st and December 25th

Ticket cost: full 15.00, reduced 13.00. Variable costs based on the
temporary exhibitions in progress, consult the official website

Don't miss the Lupa Capitolina: it is the highlight of the museum, it is located in Travel365 advice
the Sala della Lupa, in the Conservatori's apartment, and is the true symbol of Rome.

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20 | Trastevere district
Located on the opposite bank of the Tiber from the historic
center, the Trastevere district is certainly the most
picturesque district of the whole capital, where you can
breathe the true Roman spirit. It is an ideal area to explore with
a long walk among pastel-coloured houses, noisy taverns and
churches with a Baroque charm.

One of the best areas to stay: Trastevere is the best area to stay in Rome, as it is Travel365 advice
close to the center, has a wide range of accommodation, even cheaper ones such as hostels.

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Tours and guided tours

Our advice to enjoy the most authentic visits and experiences

Free cancellation Best Price Guaranteed

Rome: entrance to the Vatican Museums and the Chapel

Sistine
4.5 (58940 reviews)

Admire the priceless works of art from the papal collections in the Vatican Museums
and the Sistine Chapel. Discover the masterpieces of antiquity and the famous frescoes
of Michelangelo.
INFO AND PRICES

Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill: priority

entrance
Duration:2.5 hours 4.6 (10038 reviews)

Enjoy priority entrance to the Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill.
Walk in the footsteps of Roman emperors and gladiators with informative commentary from
passionate guides.
INFO AND PRICES

Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill:

entrance ticket
4.5 (29790 reviews)

Visit the Colosseum, the Palatine Hill and the Roman Forum with a combined
package including priority entrance to the Colosseum. Forget the stress and enjoy a unique
experience at your own pace.
INFO AND PRICES

Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's:

guided tour
Duration: 2 hours 4.5 (1423 reviews)

Immerse yourself in some of the world's most memorable and historic works of art with
this guided tour inside the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel. In the morning take
advantage of the entrance...
INFO AND PRICES

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Itineraries
Routes designed to optimize your travel experience

Distance travelled
1 day itinerary
5.3km

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on Maps

MORNING

Places visited: Colosseum and Imperial Forums (guided tour with priority entrance from 45.60 - see info)

AFTERNOON

Places visited: Altare della Patria (free / Panoramic Terrace 10.00), Trevi Fountain (free),
Spanish Steps (free), Via Condotti (free), Pantheon (full price 5.00 reduced 2.00), Piazza Navona (free),
Campo de' Fiori (free)

EVENING

Places visited: Trastevere district (free)

Travel365 advice
First time in Rome? To optimize your time and have a first approach to the city, we recommend
booking a free walking tour with a local guide or an open-top panoramic bus tour.

Complete itinerary

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1 day itinerary: alternative ideas

The Eternal City has so many attractions, a month would not be enough! Countless museums, many of which, however,
require at least 3/4 hours to visit. Among these, the Capitoline Museums (3.00pm), Castel Sant'Angelo (3.00pm)
and the Baths of Caracalla (8.00am). A visit to the Imperial Forums (4.00) is also not to be missed.

And then there is Vatican City, with St. Peter's Basilica (free / dome 10.00) and the Vatican Museums (17.00), but at
least an entire day should be dedicated to the complex! Do not miss the other Papal Basilicas: the Basilica of Santa
Maria Maggiore (3.00), the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano (free) and the Basilica of San Paolo fuori le Mura (free).

If you're traveling with your family, don't miss Villa Borghese, a huge city park north of the center where there is also
the zoo (free / Galleria Borghese 1.00pm / Bioparco di Roma 4.00pm) or the Circus Maximus with the Mouth of Truth. For a
few "different" and fun hours, we also recommend Explora, the children's museum in Rome (from 7.00).

3 day itinerary
DAY 1 show route map
4.5KM
Places visited: Colosseum and Roman Forum (priority entrance 21.50 / combined tour 35.90),
Altar of the Fatherland (10.00), Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon (full price 5.00, reduced
2.00), Piazza Navona

DAY 2 show route map

4.2KM
Places visited: St. Peter's Basilica with Dome and Caves (guided tour 45.00), Vatican Museums and Sistine
Chapel (ticket 26.00 / official tour 38.00), Castel Sant'Angelo (ticket 22.00), Rione Trastevere and SM Basilica in
Trastevere (free)

DAY 3 show route map

9.2KM
Places visited: Piazza del Popolo, Villa Borghese and Galleria Borghese (1.00pm), Papal Basilica of
Santa Maria Maggiore (3.00), Circus Maximus (5.00), Mouth of Truth, Baths of Caracalla (8.00),
Testaccio district

Complete itinerary

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7 day itinerary
DAY 1 show route map
5.8KM
Places visited: Church of Santa Maria Maggiore (3.00), Quirinale (free, Stables 15.00),
Trevi Fountain (free), Altare della Patria (7.00 Terrace, 5.00 Museum of the Risorgimento),
Piazza Colonna (free), Palazzo di Montecitorio (free), Palazzo Chigi (free)

DAY 2 show route map

4.3KM
Places visited: San Pietro in Vincoli (free), Colosseum - Roman Forum - Imperial Forums - Palatine Hill
(cumulative ticket 22.00), Campidoglio (free)

DAY 3 show route map

1.8KM
Places visited: Vatican Museums (18.00), St. Peter's Basilica (free), Dome (10.00)

DAY 4 show route map

3.5KM
Places visited: Castel Sant'Angelo (3.00 pm), Piazza Navona (free), Church of Sant'Agnese
(8.00), Pantheon (full 5.00, reduced 2.00), Santa Maria in Cosmedin (free), Aventino (free), Circus
Maximus (free)

DAY 5 3KM show route map

Places visited: Trastevere district (free), Gianicolo hill (free), Isola Tiberina (free),
Jewish Ghetto (free)

DAY 6 show route map

6.3KM
Places visited: Piazza del Popolo, Fountain of Neptune, Santa Maria di Montesanto and Santa Maria dei
Miracoli, Spanish Steps, La Barcaccia, Trinità dei Monti, Villa Borghese

DAY 7 show route map

68.9 KM
Places visited: Ostia Antica and archaeological site (12.00), Monument to Pasolini, seafront

Complete itinerary

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How to get
The best solutions to reach the city and the centre

Mobility in Rome is a long-standing problem.

The condition of the road surface, the size of the city, the traffic, all combine to make travel
difficult, especially if you decide to rent a car, a choice we advise against. In this article we will try
to provide you with useful information to choose the best way to get around the city on
foot, by public transport or by car.
Here are all our tips on how to get around Rome!

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How to move
Info and advice on the best means of transport to get around the city

Recommended solutions and means on foot

and bike sharing in the center, metro, tourist bus

Solutions and means not recommended cars,

buses, trams, motorcycles, taxis

Transport card and public transport passes: which one to choose?

So if you stay in Rome for a weekend, the best solution is the Omnia Card, lasting 3 days, with
free transport and free admission to various attractions in the city. If you stay there for at least 7 days,
we advise you to purchase the classic season ticket for public transport, i.e. the integrated weekly CIS
card (24.00). However, you also have the Roma24H (7.00), Roma48H (12.50) and Roma72H (18.00)
tickets available, which only include the use of public transport. Especially for a weekend, the Omnia
Card remains the best solution for the services it offers: free transport on the entire network,
entrance to St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums and the Colosseum and further discounts. The
Card also includes the tourist bus, ideal for getting used to the city and enjoying a panoramic ride.
Alternatively, you can also opt for the Roma Pass, which always includes free use of public transport,
but allows free admission to only two attractions of your choice. More info on the official website.

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Timetables

generally 5:30-23:00, Fri and Sat until 1:30

Meter
Ticket cost/single journey BIT
ticket 100 min 1.50

Cost of ticket booklet/ season ticket 10-

journey booklet 10-BIT 15.00, Roma24H 7.00, Roma48H 12.50, Roma72H
18.00, weekly integrated card CIS 24.00

Timetables

24h thanks to the night service (generally active from 00:00 to 5:00)
Bus
Ticket cost/single journey BIT
ticket 100 min 1.50

Cost of ticket booklet/ season ticket 10-

journey booklet 10-BIT 15.00, Roma24H 7.00, Roma48H 12.50, Roma72H
18.00, weekly integrated card CIS 24.00

Timetables

generally 5am-11pm
trolleybus
Ticket cost/single journey BIT
ticket 100 min 1.50

Cost of ticket booklet/ season ticket 10-

journey booklet 10-BIT 15.00, Roma24H 7.00, Roma48H 12.50, Roma72H
18.00, weekly integrated card CIS 24.00

Timetables

5:30-00:00
Tram
Ticket cost/single journey BIT
ticket 100 min 1.50

Cost of ticket booklet/ season ticket 10-

journey booklet 10-BIT 15.00, Roma24H 7.00, Roma48H 12.50, Roma72H
18.00, weekly integrated card CIS 24.00

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Where to sleep
A handy neighborhood map with recommended areas and accommodations

Recommended areas to save money

Trastevere district, Testaccio district, Garbatella

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Recommended areas for families with children

throughout the historic center, in particular the Trastevere district, Monti district, district
Parione, Trevi district, Prati district, North Rome, Garbatella, Monteverde

Areas recommended for young

people Testaccio district, Trastevere district, Garbatella

Areas to avoid
the Romans themselves support it, the areas to avoid especially in the evening
are the Esquiline and the surroundings of Termini Station, due to the poverty and
delinquency still present

Better accommodations
we have selected the best hotels, b&b and hostels in Rome. Discover our advice
and book on Booking

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When to go
Climate, average temperatures, and advice on the best times and those
to avoid

The best period is

spring, to avoid rain and humidity or excessive summer heat.

Period to avoid
no one in particular. It is only advisable to avoid rainy and cold days or, conversely,
excessively hot days.

Month Temperatures Rainfall Month Temperatures Rainfall

January 8th C 23% July 25° C 6%

February 9th C 26% August 25° C 10%

March 10° C 23% September 22° C 20%

April 13th C 30% October 17th C 26%

May 18th C 20% November 12th C 33%

June 22° C 13% December 9th C 30%

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What to eat
Typical dishes, street food and specialties to taste absolutely

When one thinks of Rome, monuments and historic buildings, shopping streets and artists'
workshops immediately come to mind. But the capital also offers a respectable culinary culture ,
with traditional dishes that will make you lick your chops! Let's find out together the 11 dishes that a
Roman could never give up!

1 | Spaghetti Carbonara
Roman and Lazio gastronomy in general has a great tradition with
regard to first courses. One of the most loved and exported specialties in
Italy and in the world is the "Carbonara".
Rigorously prepared with popular ingredients and with an intense flavour,
according to the Romans, Carbonara is one of the most "abused"
dishes, as it is offered in variations that have nothing to do with tradition. The
most used types of pasta are spaghetti or rigatoni, accompanied by eggs,
guanciale and pecorino romano. Absolutely avoid bacon and any
kind of sautéed with onion or garlic.

Recommended at: lunch

Average cost: 12.00

Main ingredients: bacon, pecorino cheese, egg

2 | Bucatini alla Gricia / Amatriciana

The only ingredients for the sauce: bacon of Abruzzo origin and
pecorino romano. When they decided to add tomato in
Amatrice, the better known pasta all'amatriciana was born.

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 12.00

Main ingredients: bacon, pepper, pecorino cheese (tomato

in the Amatriciana)

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tripe
Not a very easy to digest dish. Tripe is made up of different
parts of bovine stomach and in the Roman recipe it is cooked
in gravy with the addition of a few mint leaves.

Recommended at: lunch

Average cost: 18.00

Main ingredients: tripe, tomato sauce, mint

4 | Spaghetti cheese and pepper

It might seem like the easiest pasta in the world to prepare,
but it's not like that: getting a good creaming using only
pecorino and pepper is really
an art.

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 10.00

Main ingredients: pecorino cheese and pepper

5 | Lamb chops
The lamb is the protagonist of every holiday on the Roman table,
regardless of the season in which it is celebrated.
The scottadito recipe calls for quick grilling, which makes it crunchy on
the outside and soft on the inside, and etiquette dictates that it be eaten
strictly with your hands!

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 18.00

Main ingredients: lamb

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6 | Artichokes alla giudia / alla romana
Artichokes are a flowering vegetable particularly loved in Rome, it is no
coincidence that two typical recipes are dedicated to them: "carciofi alla giudia" and
"carciofi alla romana". As for the first variant, it is a traditional Jewish dish
based on artichokes of the violet type, which are placed in boiling oil whole
and left to fry to obtain a crunchy result on the outside and soft on the inside.
The "Roman" variant

instead it is based on Romanesco variety artichoke and vice versa

it is stewed and seasoned with a mixture of parsley, mint, garlic, salt
and pepper.

Recommended at: lunch/snack

Average cost: 7.00

Main ingredients: artichokes of the violet type (alla giudia) or

romanesco (alla romana)

7 | Husband
It is a typical Lazio sweet baked in the oven, garnished with fresh whipped
cream. Engaged couples used to give it to their fiancés during lent.

Recommended for: breakfast/snack

Average cost: 3.50

Main ingredients: flour, milk, sugar, eggs, cream

8 | Saltimbocca alla Romana

Well-beaten slices of veal, stuffed with ham
cooked and sage and held closed with a toothpick. From

strictly fry in butter!

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 15.00

Main ingredients: veal, ham, butter, sage

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9 | Oxtail
Veal tail cooked slowly in the sauce, so as to make it so soft that
the meat must come off
from the bone without the need to use a knife. Definitely the least touristy
and most authentic dish of Roman cuisine!

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 18.00

Main ingredients: veal tail, gravy

10 | Porchetta alla Romana

Another street food specialty, this time we're talking about porchetta, an
explosion of taste typical not only of Rome but of all of Central Italy in
general. You can eat it on a plate or in a sandwich (usually the homemade
bread of Lariano is preferred). The rule says that the cut of the porchetta
must be done roughly by hand, the rosemary must never be missing and
above all the fat parts must not be discarded. One of the most famous
variants is the Porchetta di Ariccia (a specialty originally from the municipality
of the same name in the Province of Rome), which has obtained recognition
as a protected geographical indication (PGI).

Recommended for: lunch/dinner

Average cost: 2.50 for a sandwich

Main ingredients: various parts of the pig (loin and shoulder),

rosemary, pepper and other flavourings

11 | Itchy
An excellent digestive and a fantastic refresher on sultry summer
afternoons: the grattachecca is nothing more than a glass of
freshly crushed ice flavored with fruit syrup. It will make you a kid
again in an instant.

Recommended for: snack

Average cost: 2.00

Main ingredients: crushed ice, fruit syrup

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Where to eat
A selection of the best places to eat like a local

The Eternal City par excellence, is a continuous teeming with food and wine
tradition thanks to its most typical dishes such as the inevitable pasta alla carbonara, spaghetti
all'amatriciana and oxtail. The city continues to amaze thanks to the typical trattorias and inns
where you can take refuge, but also to the restaurants where tradition is combined with
innovation and revisited recipes. A visit to its markets and smaller cafes with a relaxing
atmosphere and heady scents is also a must.
Let's see where to eat in Rome: the best restaurants, typical bars and street food.

Central Market Trattoria dal Cavalier

a unique building of extraordinary flavors Gino
and aromas with an incredible offer of
trattoria with a few seats set up in the old-fashioned
typical Roman cuisine, both street food and more
way with a blackboard displaying the dishes
refined, from Roman specialties to more national
of the day: spaghetti carbonara, tonnarelli
ones. Seating is also available
cacio e pepe, penne all'arrabbiata, tripe alla
Specialities: pasta, pizza, meat, romana and chicory. Reservations
salads
highly recommended.
Average price: from 10.00 per person

Address: via G. Giolitti, 36, Get Specialty: Picchiapo' meat

directions
Average price: from 30.00 per person

Address: vicolo Rosini 4, Get

directions

The Fifth Quarter Mariolina

typical tavern near Ponte Milvio, which at cozy and pleasant restaurant with a
lunchtime also becomes a "cirioleria", that is, relaxing atmosphere. Peculiarities:
a traditional sandwich shop, in Roman the absence of table service, cellulose pulp
dialect. Roman specialties but also dishes and polycarbonate glasses.
originating from the Asameno valley, Do not miss the stuffed pasta and other traditional
Ventotene and the Upper Viterbo area specialties. Also excellent for an aperitif

Specialty: pasta carbonara Specialties: cod and potato ravioli with

fresh tomato sauce and basil

Average price: from 35.00 per person Average price: from 20.00 per person
Address: via della Farnesina, 13, Address: via Panisperna, 222 a,
Get directions Get directions

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The Monteverde Tavern Peroni old brewery
a trattoria with Roman cuisine with a menu a very well known place
yes Roman, but with creative and revisited summaries. very popular that does not accept reservations.
Cozy and informal atmosphere The menu includes mixed fried appetizers, pasta dishes,

Specialities: octopus and chicory salad, meat-based main courses, sausages, frankfurters and
oxtail potatoes, offered in various combinations.

Average price: from 25.00 per person

Specialities: German frankfurters such as
Address: via Pietro Cartooni, 163, "Knacher", "Bock", "Brait" and the mysterious
Get directions "Kilometer".

Average price: from 8.00 per person

Address: via di San Marcello, 19

flour Fast Food Counter

is located near San Lorenzo. It is a pizzeria-brewery fast food with natural and healthy proposals. Alongside
with an excellent value for money. The pizza is the one the delicious traditional sandwiches, rolls and
with long leavening dough and is offered in various formats hamburgers, we also find vegan and vegetarian
and with original fillings. options, noodles, chips but also extracts, smoothies
and much more.

Specialties: Pizza with new potatoes, blue Toma

cheese from Val Chisone and mixed dried fruit Specialties: Veggie burger with
vegetables, lettuce, chickpeas and chia seeds,
tomato and sweet and sour pumpkin sauce
Average price: from 10.00 per person
Average price: from 12.00 per person
Address: via degli Aurunci, 6/8
Address: via Ostiense, 40A

The bucket and the olive tree Give wig

The main dish of this place, rustic and often very a simple restaurant, with dishes with strong flavors but
crowded, are the bruschetta. From those with eggplant made with organic ingredients from local companies. The
parmesan to those with beans and sausage, to those place can also be found in the Slow Food guide of the
with ciauscolo and stracchino. Osterie d'Italia.

Specialties: Bruschetta with provola and 'nduja Specialty: Pizzotti stuffed with vegetables

Average price: fixed menu from 15.00 per person Average price: 11.00

Address: via Macerata, 87/89

Address: via del Porto Fluviale 3

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Excursions in the surroundings

The ideal destinations for day trips and tours

Queen of an empire that dominated the world, today the capital of Italy and seat of the tiny state
of the Vatican, Rome is a wonderful city, certainly among the most beautiful in the world. Even
today it retains its immense history and the hand of the artists who made it eternal, thanks to the
many things to see such as the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, St. Peter's Basilica and the
Vatican Museums. But even the surroundings of Rome certainly deserve one
visit. Here are the best day trips and excursions to do outside of Rome.

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1 | Albano Laziale, Castel Gandolfo and other Castelli Romani

Albano Laziale is a small and charming town not far from Rome which is part of the
Castelli Romani: a set of villages located on the Alban hills, in the Rome district.
Characterized
mainly from the beautiful seventeenth-century church of Santa Maria della Stella, in
Baroque style inside, and from the tomb of the Orazi and Curiazi: burial place of the
protagonists of the fight against
Tullio Ostilio, which have become the main attractions of the village,
however, it also articulates its ancient beauty in other monuments.

Distance: 25km

How to get there: Albano Lazio is 25 km from Rome and can be

reached in less than fifty minutes by car and just over an hour by public
transport. We recommend Trenitalia from Rome Termini, fares from 2.00.
Alternatively, the nMA bus from Roma Termini to Anagnina and from
there metro line A to Albano Laziale, fares from 1.00. Get directions

Hours: Church of Santa Maria della Stella: 8:30-18:00, Tomb of Orazi

and Curiazi: always open; Museum: Monday to Friday 9:00/13:00,
Afternoon Monday and Thursday 15:30/18:30, Saturday 8:00/14:00 -
16:00/19:00, Sunday 9:00 /1pm - 4pm/7pm.

Ticket cost: Church: Free; Museum: 3.00.

Card, ticket and recommended tours: From Rome: tour of the

pope's summer residence with lunch Rome: tour of the Castles
Romans with wine tasting

2 | Anzio
Anzio is a beautiful seaside town about an hour from Rome.

It was the capital of the Volsci and retains its historical heritage intact.

Distance: 57.4km

How to get there: Anzio is 57.4 km from Rome, which can be covered in
about an hour by car or public transport. We recommend Trenitalia from
Rome Termini to Anzio Colonia, fares from 3.00, or in
alternative Bus nMB from Termini to Laurentina and from there Bus Cotral
up to Anzio railway station, fares from 2.00. Get directions

Hours: Villa Adele: 7:00-18:00.

Ticket cost: Villa Adele: free admission.

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3 | Cerveteri
Famous for the Necropolis of Banditaccia, declared a UNESCO World
Heritage Site in 2004, it is a town located in the Roman Tuscia: a
collection of villages and ancient castles, and is rich in artifacts
and historical testimonies. Certainly the most important attraction is
the aforementioned Etruscan Necropolis: a 2 km long sepulchral path,
located on a tufa hill, whose tombs are decorated with motifs
inspired by domestic architecture and objects in materials
from the Near East and Greece. Distance: 49.8 km How to get there:
Cerveteri is about 49.8 km from Rome,
passable in an hour by car or train.

Distance: 49.8km

How to get there: Cerveteri is about 49.8 km from Rome, which

can be covered in an hour by car or train. We recommend Trenitalia
from Roma Termini to Ladispoli-Cerveteri, fares from 3.00, and from there
Bus Cotral to Cerveteri, fares from 1.00. Get directions

Hours: Necropolis: 8:30-18:30.

Ticket cost: Necropolis: 8.00 (full price), 5.00 (18 to 25 years old and
teachers), Free (under 18 and disabled people and professional partners).

4 | Farfa Abbey
Farfa Abbey is located just over 47 km from Rome and is a truly
unmissable place and certainly one of the most important
monuments in Lazio. Founded by Lorenzo Siro in the 6th century, it
is immersed in a picturesque landscape characterized by cypresses
and is almost enveloped in an aura of tranquility and peace.

Distance: 47.4km

How to get there: The Abbey is 47.4 km from Rome and can be
reached in just over an hour by car (own or hired). Get directions

Hours: 10:00-12:00/15:30-16:30. Closed on Monday.

Ticket cost: Consult the official website.

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5 | Sperlonga
Sperlonga is a town in the province of Latina, famous for its beaches.
The most famous are: Canzatora, Fontana and Salette, characterized by
very fine sand and clear water.

Distance: 115km

How to get there: It is 115 km from Rome, which can be covered in

about two hours by car or public transport.
We recommend Trenitalia from Rome Termini to Fondi-Sperlonga, fares
from 7.00, from there Bus Piazzoli to Sperlonga. Get directions

Hours: Museum: 8:30-19:30.

Ticket cost: Museum: 5.00 (full), 2.00 (from 18 to 25 years).

6 | Aquapendant
Tiny medieval village famous for the Cathedral of the Holy Sepulchre, so
called due to the stone soiled with blood, coming from the
sepulcher of Jerusalem, kept inside.
The church was built between the 10th and 11th centuries by Pope Eugene
III and is among the oldest churches in Lazio.

Distance: 129km

How to get there: Acquapendente is 129 km from Rome. We

recommend Trenitalia from Rome S. Pietro to Viterbo Porta
Romana, fares from 5.00; from there Cotral bus to
Acquapendente, fares from 2.00. Get directions

Hours: Cathedral: 9:00-18:00.

Ticket cost: Cathedral: free admission.

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7 | Fogliano lake
Located in the Agropontino, inside the Circeo Park, Fogliano Lake is
an excellent idea for a trip outside Rome. Brackish lake, it was
an ancient fishing village belonging to the Caetani family.

Distance: 72.5km

How to get there: 72.5 km from Rome, it can be reached in just

over an hour by car (own or hired). Alternatively, there are
two bus lines: FS and I, which pass near Lake Fogliano. Get
directions

Hours: Always open.

8 | Garden of Nymph
Located in Cisterna di Latina, this wonderful botanical garden
stands on the ruins of Ninfa: a small town dating back to the
Middle Ages. The ruins of the ancient city and the castle
still resist among green bushes, avenues and fragrant flowers
from all over the world.

Distance: 60.4 km

How to get there: This beautiful garden is 60.4 km from Rome and
can be reached in just over an hour by car. We recommend
Trenitalia or Trenitalia Intercity from Roma Termini to Latina,
fares from 4.00, from there Bus Cotral to Norma, fares from 1.00.
Get directions

Hours: The Garden can be visited in spring and summer, on pre-

established dates. It is advisable to check them on the official website.

Ticket cost: 15.00.

Card, ticket and recommended tours: Garden of Ninfa e

Sermoneta: magical 1 day tour

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9 | Orsini-Odescalchi Castle
This marvelous castle dating back to the 15th century is one of the
most majestic and beautiful Renaissance residences in Europe.
Initially belonging to the Orsini family and only later to the
Odescalchis, today it is still perfectly maintained.

Distance: 39.8 km

How to get there: It is 39.8 km from Rome and can be reached in an

hour by car or public transport. We recommend train FL3 or Bus
Cotral 201. Get directions

Hours: 10:00-17:00

Ticket cost: 7.50

Card, ticket and recommended tours: Bracciano: Castle tour

Odescalchi, city and lunch

10 | Villa Adriana and Villa d'Este

Located in Tivoli, just over 29 km from Rome, these two villas have
become the symbol of the city. The first dates back to the 2nd
century and the second to the 16th century and both have been
declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Distance: 29.5km

How to get there: They are 29.5 km from Rome, about 33 minutes by
car and just over an hour by public transport. It is recommended
Trenitalia from Rome Termini to Tivoli, fares from 2.00; I in
alternative Bus Cotral, from Roma Tiburtina to Tivoli Piazza
Garibaldi, fares from 2.00. Get directions

Hours: Villa d'Este: 8:30-18:45 (from Tuesday to Sunday) and

14:00-18:45 (Monday); Hadrian's Villa: 9:00-17:30.

Ticket cost: Villa Adriana: 10.00 (adults), 5.00 (from 18 to 25 years);

Free (under 18). Villa d'Este: same rates.

Recommended card, ticket and tour: Tivoli: tour of Villa d'Este e

Villa Adriana from Rome

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11 | Monastery of San Benedetto (Subiaco)

Nestled on the rocky wall of Mount Taleo, which overlooks the waters
of the Aniene River, the Monastery of San Benedetto, also
known as the Sanctuary of the Sacro Speco of Subiaco,
is an unmissable spiritual destination. The cave in which San
Benedetto da Norcia spent his years as a hermit is kept inside the
monastery; a truly touching place, which attracts visitors from all
over the world.

Distance: 69km

How to get there: The Monastery is just over 69 km from Rome,

which can be covered in about an hour by car or bus. We recommend Bus
FR18D, SU19A, SU6D, which pass right next to the Sanctuary. Get
directions

Hours: 9:00-12:30/15:00-18:30

Ticket cost: It is advisable to consult the official website.

12 | Neptune
Surrounded by walls and towers dating back to the 1300s,
Nettuno is a very pretty medieval village located about an hour away
from Rome. The main feature of this town is the alternation of
beaches, both private and free, and narrow alleys where time seems
to have stopped.

Distance: 57.8km

How to get there: Nettuno is 57.8 km from Rome and can be reached
by car or public transport in about an hour. We recommend
Trenitalia from Rome Termini, fares from
4.00. Alternatively, Bus from Rome Termini to Nettuno, with
change in Laurentina, fares from 2.00. Get directions

Hours: Always open.

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13 | Ponza
A small island, perfect for a day dedicated to the sea and relaxation.
Crystal clear sea and dream beaches, among the most famous: Chiaia di
Luna, Cala dell'acqua, Cala Felce, Lucia Rosa beach; o the caves:
Pilate's cave, Ulysses' cave; to visit in
sailboat or catamaran.

Distance: 119 km (as the crow flies)

How to get there: It is advisable to reach Anzio (see above) and from
there the direct ferry to Ponza, fares from 18.00. Get directions

Hours: Always open.

14 | Vignanello and Ruspoli Castle

Vignanello, a town famous for its Ruspoli Castle: dating back to the
16th century and belonging to the Farnese family. The Castle is
surrounded by an elegant garden, which predates even the construction
of the Castle itself, and precisely
to the year 853.

Distance: 70.4 km

How to get there: It is just over 70.4 km away and can be reached in
an hour by car and a little more by public transport.
We recommend the FC3 train or Bus Cotral. Get directions

Hours: The Castle is open on Saturday and Sunday, from

10:00-13:00; 15:00-18:00.

Ticket cost: 10.00

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15 | Civita di Bagnoregio
Leaning on a tufa spur, this tiny town has been nicknamed "the dying city", precisely
because of its uncomfortable position which subjects it to the elements of rain and
wind, causing continuous erosion below.

Characterized by alleys and small tuff houses that are truly suggestive, this
endangered village is typically
medieval and absolutely worth a visit.

Distance: 109km

How to get there: It is 109 km from Rome and can be reached in

less than two hours by car. It is advisable to reach
Bagnoregio with Trenitalia or Trenitalia Intercity, with a change in
Orvieto and fares starting from 7.00. The village of Civita, given its
position, can only be reached on foot. Get directions

Hours: Always open.

16 | Monster Park of Bomarzo

Designed by Pirro Ligorio (the one who completed St. Peter's following the death of
Michelangelo), the Parco dei Mostri is a monumental complex dating back to the
16th century, which houses sculptures with monstrous features: from anthropomorphic
creatures that seem to be ready to eat the visitor , to mythological characters and
sphinxes, from giant elephants to dragons. Suggestive and bizarre the Leaning
House, which enchanted Salvador Dalì.

Distance: 86.8km

How to get there: The park is 86.8 km away, reachable in about

an hour and fifteen by car. We recommend Trenitalia from
Rome Termini with change at Attagliano, fares from 5.00. Get
directions

Hours: 8:30-19:00

Ticket cost: 11.00 (full), 8.00 (from 4 to 13 years).

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17 | Ostia Antica
Ostia Antica and its wonderful Archaeological Park, in which a wonderful Roman
Theater stands out, where water games were once staged. Along the way, shops, spas
and baths will still be visible, accompanied by signs and mosaics

descriptive.

Distance: 28.9 km

How to get there: Ostia Antica is 28.9 km from Rome, which

can be covered in less than an hour by car or public transport.

We recommend the MEB or Meb1 metro, from Rome Termini to

Ostia Antica, with a change at the Basilica of San Paolo, fares from 2.00.
Get directions

Hours: 8:30-17:30 (autumn and winter); 8:30-18:30 (spring and summer).

Ticket cost: 10.00 (full), 2.00 (from 18 to 25 years).

Recommended cards, tickets and tours: Tour of Ostia Antica by train

from Rome

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18 | Orvieto
A jump in Umbria, to discover Orvieto. Famous for its Gothic-style Cathedral,
dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta in cielo, a real triumph of decorations and colours,
ancient frescoes dating back to 1300-1400, it is today considered one of the most
beautiful Gothic cathedrals in all of Italy.

Distance: 122km

How to get there: Orvieto is 122 km from Rome and can

be reached in just over an hour by car or public transport.

We recommend Trenitalia Trenitalia Intercity, from Rome Termini

to Oriveto, fares from 7.00. Get directions

Hours: Duomo: 9:30-13:00/14:30-17:00 (weekdays, from

November to March), 14:30-17:30 (holidays, from November to
March). 9:00-19:30 (weekdays, from April to October) 13:00-18:30
(holidays, from April to October). St. Patrick's Well:
9:00-19:45; Torre del Moro: 10:00-19:00 (April - September),
10:00-20:00 (May - August), 10:30 - 16:30 (November - February).

Ticket price: Duomo: 4.00 (full), Free (under 6 years), Pozzo di

San Patrizio: 5.00 (full) 3.50 (children aged 7 to 18, disabled, over
60, students and groups above 15 people). Torre del Moro: 2.80
(full), Free (children up to 10 years).

Card, ticket and recommended tours: Assisi and Orvieto: 1 day

tour from Rome

19 | Canterno lake
The "ghost lake" so popularly called because it has the characteristic of
disappearing in certain periods of the year due to the accumulation of debris,
Lake Canterno is another excellent idea for a trip outside the gates of Rome. The
landscape offered is
really amazing.

Distance: 80.4 km

How to get there: Lake Canterno is 80.4 km from Rome and can
be reached in about an hour by car (own or hired). Get
directions

Hours: Always open.

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Photo credits
Basilicas of San Giovanni in Laterano and San Paolo fuori le Mura: Photo by MrPanyGoff, Baths of Caracalla:
Photo by Ethan Doyle White, Trippa alla romana: Photo by Calabrotto, Abbacchio scottadito: Photo by masolino
/ Tommaso Passi, Maritozzo: Gerjantd photo, Saltimbocca alla Romana: Gangnam City Limits photo,
Coda alla vaccinara: Photo by shu tu, Cerveteri: Photo by Sailko, Farfa Abbey: Photo by Livioandronico2013,
Sperlonga: Photo by Sailko, Acquapendente: Photo by Lforzini, Lake Fogliano: Photo by Alessio Antonietti, Garden of Ninfa:
Photo by Mentnafunangann, Orsini-Odescalchi Castle: Photo by Livioandronico2013, Vignanello and Ruspoli Castle:
Photo by Tao Ruspoli, Civita di Bagnoregio: Photo by Etienne (Li), Bomarzo Monster Park: Photo by Alessio Damato, Lake
Canterno: Photo by A...periodico.

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