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ROME

THE NEIGHBORHOODS TO EXPLORE

CENTER

Historic heart of the city

TRASTEVERE

Authentic and lively, ideal for the evening

PRATI

Elegant area near the Vatican, orderly and quiet

MONTI

Hipster atmosphere among boutiques and restaurants

HOW TO GET AROUND ROME

• On Foot

• Metro

• Taxi & Uber

WHEN TO GO TO ROME

Useful tips

The best times to visit Rome are spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October): pleasant weather, less hot than summer and ideal conditions for walking among monuments and historic neighborhoods.

Summer can be very hot and muggy, with many Romans on vacation in August

Winter is mild, but perfect for a relaxing weekend among museums, shopping and art

GateFree Tip:
Avoid holiday weekends and book in advance during Easter, spring holidays and the Christmas period.

DEDICATE AT LEAST 3 DAYS TO THE CITY

The city offers an innumerable number of places of interest, including historic neighborhoods, museums, and churches

TRAFFIC CAN BE HEAVY

If you decide to rent a car, keep in mind that traffic in Rome can be very heavy, so plan your travel and parking times carefully, as parking is not always easy

CHOOSE A HOTEL IN THE CITY CENTER

By choosing a hotel in a central area, you can get around and reach the main attractions easily

3-day itinerary in Rome

1. Iconic Rome

3. Trastevere and Authentic Rome

Colosseum
Start from the symbol of the Eternal City, and from there continue to:

• Imperial Forums

• Capitoline Museums

• Pantheon

Trevi Fountain
Visit the iconic fountain and enjoy a walk through the streets of the historic center

Piazza del Popolo
Reach it by continuing along Via del Corso, stopping at the Spanish Steps

Trastevere
Historic district, alleys, small squares and true Roman atmosphere

Campo de Fiori
Historic market and lively area

Gianicolo
Panoramic view of the city

Villa Borghese

Elegant park and relaxation among nature and museums

2. Vatican and museums

Vatican City

Reach the iconic St. Peter's Square, then continue to the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums

Castel Sant'Angelo

Visit the castle by crossing the iconic bridge

Piazza Navona

Continue to Piazza Navona and enjoy a walk

Where to sleep

Rome is huge, and the choice of area where you stay will greatly influence your travel experience: below you will find the best areas to stay, based on your needs

HISTORIC CENTER

TRASTEVERE

MONTI

Monuments, shopping and restaurants

Perfect for:
• Visiting the main points of interest on foot

• Shopping

💡 Ideal for those visiting Rome for the first time.

Lively area during the day and bustling in the evening with its venues

Great if you want to experience Rome at night and stay in an authentic neighborhood.

Bohemian neighborhood near the Colosseum, full of boutiques, restaurants, and clubs.

Authentic and central atmosphere, great for dynamic stays.

EATING IN ROME

Rome is one of the symbols of Italian cuisine, its typical dishes are requested and replicated all over the world

Here food is part of the city's history and is one of the main reasons to visit the city.

What you absolutely must try:

• Carbonara - Amatriciana - Gricia - Cacio e Pepe
• Oxtail stew
• Jewish-style artichokes
• Thin Roman pizza
• Saltimbocca

Recommended restaurants:

• Da Enzo al 29
Typical Roman trattoria in an informal setting

• Felice al Testaccio
Iconic, historic and elegant trattoria

• Domenico dal 1968
Genuine and no-frills osteria

• Roscioli
Historic bakery, classic Roman-style pizza

• Shinto
High-end Japanese restaurant

• Kraken
Modern seafood restaurant with refined dishes

• Assunta Madre
Elegant seafood restaurant