Things to Do in Rome
Rome, where history exudes from every street, is very crowded and has heavy traffic. With its magnificent buildings and 7 hills, you might be overwhelmed about where to go. Take a deep breath and calm down. If you plan well, you may have the chance to see everything.
The best starting point for sightseeing might be the Colosseum. You should be prepared for long queues to see the place where gladiators once fought. You need to buy a ticket to enter the Colosseum, and you can also use this ticket to go to Palatine Hill later. On the hill, you can see the ancient houses belonging to the Roman Empire. As you exit the Colosseum, you will see the Roman Forum; the place where former senate meetings were held might interest you. When you leave here, after a long staircase marathon, you will arrive at Piazza del Campidoglio, Michelangelo's famous design. When you descend the stairs, you will encounter the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II, the monument of Italian unification.
A City Where Every Stone Smells of History
You can cross the Tiber River to the Trastevere district and eat or drink something. Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome's first church, will also be very close; you should definitely see it.
Next, plan your itinerary to reach Campo de' Fiori square. Then, see the magnificent fountains in Piazza Navona. Have your portrait done by street artists. Of course, visit the Pantheon. You must see the Fontana di Trevi, which we know as the Trevi Fountain. Go and sit on the Scalinata Trinita dei Monti, also known as the Spanish Steps. If you have time, be sure to visit the Vatican. In the Vatican, you must see Piazza San Pietro and Basilica San Pietro. The Vatican Museum is also a magnificent option for museum enthusiasts.
