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Archaeological site · Piazza del Colosseo
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14:00
1h 30min
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Archaeological site · Via della Salara Vecchia
16:15
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4Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
Cathedral · Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano
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Orange Trees Garden
Nature · Piazza Pietro D'Illiria
19:45
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6Santa Maria in Cosmedin
Cathedral · Piazza della Bocca della Verità
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2Temple of Venus and Roma
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14:00
1h 30min
3Roman Forum
Archaeological site · Via della Salara Vecchia
16:15
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4Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
Cathedral · Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano
18:00
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Orange Trees Garden
Nature · Piazza Pietro D'Illiria
19:45
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Archaeological siteColosseum
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MonumentSt. Peter's Basilica
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CathedralPantheon
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Archaeological siteRoman Forum
The heart of ancient Roman public life
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Rome's iconic Baroque fountain with coin-toss tradition
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Archaeological sitePalatine Hill
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MuseumCastel Sant'Angelo
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6 activities
09:30
2h
1Colosseum
Archaeological site · Piazza del Colosseo
11:45
30 min
2Temple of Venus and Roma
Temple · Piazza del Colosseo
14:00
1h 30min
3Roman Forum
Archaeological site · Via della Salara Vecchia
16:15
1h
4Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
Cathedral · Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano
18:00
1h 30min
Orange Trees Garden
Nature · Piazza Pietro D'Illiria
19:45
45 min
6Santa Maria in Cosmedin
Cathedral · Piazza della Bocca della Verità
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Travelers from the United Kingdom will need a Type C or L adapter for Rome. Italy runs on 230V like the UK, so your devices work as they are; only the plug shape is different.
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Romans value style, warmth, and good manners. Dress neatly, greet people before asking for help, and never rush a meal. A few small courtesies go a long way in the Eternal City.
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Dress smartly: Italians take real pride in appearance
Cover your shoulders and knees inside churches
Greet with “buongiorno” or “buonasera” before asking
Validate train and bus tickets before you board
Stand at the bar for a faster, cheaper espresso
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Order a cappuccino after a meal: espresso only
Tip heavily; simply rounding up is plenty
Touch produce at market stalls; let the vendor serve you
Wear beachwear away from the coast
Eat or sit on the steps of monuments and fountains
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Politics and government corruption
Organized-crime stereotypes
Ranking Italian regions or their cuisines
Family, food, and the evening passeggiata sit at the heart of daily life. Lunch and dinner are unhurried, social affairs, never to be rushed.
Italians speak warmly and talk with their hands. A handshake suits first meetings; friends greet with a light kiss on each cheek.
Drinking is relaxed, but public drunkenness is frowned upon. Historic-centre rules can fine eating or sitting on monument steps and fountains.
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Rome offers diverse shopping: high fashion on Via Condotti, artisan crafts in Trastevere, food at Campo de’ Fiori. Signature buys include leather goods, Pecorino Romano, and limoncello. Bargaining is uncommon; always verify authenticity for valuable items.
A diverse shopping experience, from high-fashion boutiques and artisan workshops to bustling local markets, reflecting Rome’s rich history and vibrant culture.
For luxury fashion, visit Via Condotti and Via del Babuino. Mainstream shopping lines Via del Corso. For artisan goods, explore Trastevere; Campo de’ Fiori offers fresh produce and local delicacies.
Italian Leather Goods (Bags, Wallets, Shoes)
€80-€500
High-quality leather crafted with traditional Italian artistry. Durable, stylish, and a classic Roman souvenir.
Via del Corso, Via Condotti, artisan shops in Trastevere, or leather markets.
Look for “Made in Italy” labels, examine the stitching, and feel the leather for suppleness. Beware of overly cheap imitations.
Pecorino Romano Cheese
€15-€30 / kg
A hard, salty sheep’s-milk cheese from Rome’s Lazio region, essential to many Roman pasta dishes.
Campo de’ Fiori Market, local “alimentari”, or Eataly.
Look for the DOP (Denominazione d’Origine Protetta) label, guaranteeing origin and quality.
Limoncello
€15-€30 / bottle
A traditional lemon liqueur, typically served chilled as an after-dinner digestivo. Refreshing and distinctly Italian.
Supermarkets, specialty liquor stores, and souvenir shops across the city.
Check for “Prodotto in Italia” and prefer well-known regional brands or small artisan producers.
Hand-Painted Ceramics
€20-€200
Vibrantly coloured pottery featuring traditional patterns and classical Roman motifs. Each piece is unique.
Artisan workshops in Trastevere, Via Margutta, or specialty souvenir shops.
Look for slight irregularities that mark hand-painting. Some artists sign their work, so ask about their process.
Truffle Products (Oil, Paste, Sauce)
€15-€80
Gourmet products made from local truffles: oils, pastes, and sauces to enhance Italian dishes.
Specialty food shops, Eataly, or high-end grocery stores.
Check the ingredient list for real truffle content, not just flavouring. Reputable brands are a good sign.
Shopping tips
Prices are generally fixed in retail stores and malls; bargaining is uncommon.
For markets like Campo de’ Fiori, prices are typically fair.
Expect a coffee around €1.50 standing at the bar, and a quick lunch around €10-€15.
Prices vary by quality, vendor, and current market conditions. Compare prices before significant purchases, and for valuable items verify authenticity and request certification where applicable.
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6 activities
09:30
2h
1Colosseum
Archaeological site · Piazza del Colosseo
11:45
30 min
2Temple of Venus and Roma
Temple · Piazza del Colosseo
14:00
1h 30min
3Roman Forum
Archaeological site · Via della Salara Vecchia
16:15
1h
4Archbasilica of St. John Lateran
Cathedral · Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano
18:00
1h 30min
Orange Trees Garden
Nature · Piazza Pietro D'Illiria
19:45
45 min
6Santa Maria in Cosmedin
Cathedral · Piazza della Bocca della Verità
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Ancient Rome's iconic amphitheatre of gladiators
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As the largest ancient amphitheatre and a marvel of Roman engineering, the Colosseum offers a direct connection to gladiatorial combat and ancient entertainment. Its iconic status and well-preserved ruins make it a must-see for history lovers and first-time visitors to Rome.
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The Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre, is an elliptical amphitheatre in the center of Rome. Built between 72 and 80 AD under emperors Vespasian and Titus, it is the largest ancient amphitheatre ever built, with a capacity of 50,000 to 80,000 spectators. Read more
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