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Starting point: Piazza Bologna (Metro station entrance)

Experience the timeless charm of Rome’s most famous landmarks.

1. Colosseum and Roman Forum:
   • Ticket required (https://colosseo.it/en/opening-times-and-tickets/)
   • Booking: It is strongly recommended to book tickets in advance
   • Take Metro Line B from Piazza Bologna to the Colosseum.
   • Explore the ancient amphitheater and the Roman Forum independently.
   • Suggested stop: Grab a cappuccino and cornetto at Bar La Licata, a popular spot for a quick Italian breakfast.
2. Via dei Fori Imperiali:
   • Walk along this historic road, taking in the grandeur of ancient ruins and monumental structures.
3. Piazza Venezia and the Vittoriano:
   • Ticket required: No for general access; €18 for the elevator to the panoramic terrace (https://vive.cultura.gov.it/en/panoramic-terrace)
   • Tickets can be purchased directly at the entrance.
   • Admire the iconic Altare della Patria and enjoy panoramic views from the terrace.
   • Suggested stop: For a classic Roman lunch, try Trattoria Melo near Piazza Venezia, offering traditional pasta dishes like carbonara and amatriciana.
4. Pantheon:
   • Ticket required: Yes (https://portale.museiitaliani.it/b2c/buyTicketless/33f77159-0acd-40c4-8524-701f33aae108)
   • Stroll through Rome’s charming streets to reach the Pantheon.
   • Suggested stop: Experience one of Rome’s oldest coffee houses, Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè, known for its exceptional espresso.
5. Piazza Navona:
   • Discover one of Rome’s most beautiful squares, home to fountains, street artists, and elegant architecture.
   • Suggested stop: Cool off with a refreshing gelato from Gelateria del Teatro, located in one of the picturesque alleys nearby.
6. Campo de’ Fiori:
   • End the tour in this lively square, perfect for enjoying lunch or an aperitivo.
   • Suggested stop: Savor a glass of Italian wine at Il Goccetto, a cozy wine bar renowned for its extensive wine list and Roman antipasti.

Starting point: Porta Pia (near the Arch of Porta Pia)

Delve into the artistic side of Rome, featuring unique architecture and scenic spots.

1. Villa Torlonia:
   • Tickets required for main building and gardens
   • Tickets can be purchased directly at the entrance or online at https://www.museivillatorlonia.it/en/informazioni_pratiche/biglietti_e_audioguide
   • Explore the gardens and historic villas, once a private residence of Mussolini.
   • Suggested stop: Have a coffee break at Bar Torlonia, a quaint café located just outside the park, perfect for a morning espresso.
2. Quartiere Coppedè:
   • Wander through this hidden gem known for its eclectic and fairy-tale architecture.
   • Suggested stop: Stop for a sweet treat at Pasticceria Cavalletti, famous for its millefoglie pastry, a Roman specialty.
3. Piazza Buenos Aires (Fountain of Frogs):
   • Pause to enjoy the charming square and its unique fountain.
4. Via Veneto:
   • Walk along this glamorous street, a symbol of Roman dolce vita, lined with historic cafés and elegant hotels.
   • Suggested stop: Enjoy a classic aperitivo at Harry’s Bar, a historic venue frequented by celebrities in the 1950s and 1960s.
5. Borghese Gardens and Galleria Borghese:
   • Ticket required: https://galleriaborghese.beniculturali.it/en/visita/info-biglietti/
   • Advance booking is mandatory
   • Enjoy the lush gardens or visit the renowned art gallery (advance booking recommended).
   • Suggested stop: After the gallery, indulge in a gelato from La Romana, known for its creamy flavors and artisanal preparation.
6. Piazza del Popolo:
   • Finish the itinerary at this grand square, offering a gateway to the Pincian Hill for panoramic city views.
   • Suggested stop: Unwind with a spritz at Canova Bar, a classic spot to relax and people-watch in one of Rome’s most famous squares.

Starting point: Piazza Bologna (Metro station entrance)

Explore Rome’s spiritual heart and its bohemian quarter, Trastevere, known for its vibrant ambiance and picturesque alleys.

1. Vatican Museums and St. Peter’s Basilica:
   • Ticket required
   • Advance booking is essential and can be done at https://tickets.museivaticani.va/home
   • Take Metro Line B to Termini, then transfer to Line A and get off at Ottaviano.
   • Visit the Vatican Museums and marvel at the Sistine Chapel (advance booking recommended).
   • Suggested stop: Enjoy a rich coffee at Caffè San Pietro, just outside the Vatican walls.
2. St. Peter’s Square:
   • No for the Basilica, but yes for the dome climb
   • Tickets for the dome are available at the entrance
   • Spend time exploring the iconic square and the grand basilica.
3. Castel Sant’Angelo:
   • Ticket required. They can be purchased at the entrance
   • Take a short walk to this historic fortress, once a papal residence and a military fortress.
   • Suggested stop: Grab a snack at L’Isola della Pizza, famous for its pizza al taglio (pizza by the slice).
4. Crossing the Tiber River:
   • Walk across the Ponte Sant’Angelo to reach the bohemian neighborhood of Trastevere.
5. Trastevere:
   • Explore the cobbled streets, vibrant street art, and artisan shops.
   • Suggested stop: Enjoy lunch at Tonnarello, a trattoria renowned for its cacio e pepe and amatriciana.
6. Santa Maria in Trastevere:
   • Visit one of Rome’s oldest and most beautiful churches, a masterpiece of medieval mosaics.
7. Piazza Trilussa:
   • Conclude the tour at this lively square, a perfect spot for a final aperitivo at Bar San Calisto, a beloved local hangout.

• Advance booking: It is highly recommended to book tickets in advance for all major attractions, especially the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, and Galleria Borghese.
• Dress code: Visitors to churches, including the Vatican, must cover shoulders and knees.
• Transportation: Metro tickets (€1.50 per ride) (https://www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-passes/tap-go)
• Weather considerations: June can be hot; bring sunscreen, a hat, and water.