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Immerse yourself in culture, lose yourself in the tangled lanes of the historic centre or simply hop from one delicious meal to the next, but however you choose to spend your time, you won’t be disappointed in Rome. WHEN IN ROME Essential experiences Centro Storico Easily explored on foot, the maze of cobbled streets, atmospheric alleys, Renaissance palazzi, Baroque churches and piazzas make the Centro Storico a must on any Roman itinerary. The neighbourhood is home to many of the big sights, including the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. West of Via Arenula you’ll find one of the city’s most intriguing districts, the old Jewish Ghetto, which is abuzz with fashionable dining options. Trastevere The on-the-river neighbourhood of Trastevere is filled with ivy-draped buildings, cobbled lanes pint-sized piazzas and is within walking distance of the Vatican and Centro Storico. Night owls should definitely have this area on their to-do list as it’s the best place for an evening out in Rome. It’s narrow streets are packed with street performers, excellent trattorias and countless bars and clubs. Vatican City The top of most people’s Rome itinerary, Vatican City is well worth a visit. The smallest state in the world, Vatican City houses 11 museums, the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Gardens. Boasting one of the world’s greatest collections of art, exhibits in the Vatican Museums are displayed along about 7km of halls and corridors. Ranging from Egyptian mummies to modern paintings, you’re sure to find something of interest.

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Immerse yourself in culture, lose yourself in the tangled lanes of the historic centre or simply hop from one delicious meal to the next, but however you choose to spend your time, you won’t be disappointed in Rome.

WHEN IN ROME

Essential experiences

Centro StoricoEasily explored on foot, the maze of cobbled streets, atmospheric alleys, Renaissance palazzi, Baroque churches and piazzas make the Centro Storico a must on any Roman itinerary. The neighbourhood is home to many of the big sights, including the Pantheon and Piazza Navona. West of Via Arenula you’ll find one of the city ’s most intriguing districts, the old Jewish Ghetto, which is abuzz with fashionable dining options.

TrastevereThe on-the-river neighbourhood of Trastevere is filled with ivy-draped buildings, cobbled lanes pint-sized piazzas and is within walking distance of the Vatican and Centro Storico. Night owls should definitely have this area on their to-do list as it ’s the best place for an evening out in Rome. It ’s narrow streets are packed with street performers, excellent trattorias and countless bars and clubs.

Vatican City The top of most people’s Rome itinerary, Vatican City is well worth a visit. The smallest state in the world, Vatican City houses 11 museums, the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Gardens. Boasting one of the world’s greatest collections of art, exhibits in the Vatican Museums are displayed along about 7km of halls and corridors. Ranging from Egyptian mummies to modern paintings, you’re sure to find something of interest.

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Set in a 16th-century building, this hotel is just 200 metres from Barberini Metro Station and a 10-minute walk fromTrevi Fountain.

Anglo-Americano

Close to Termini Station, guests at this hotel can enjoy avaried buffet breakfast on the beautiful rooftop with views over the city.

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This hotel is located in a historic building, but rooms feature elegant and modern décor. Close to the Spanish Steps, guests will be in the heart of the action.

Trevi Collection

An amazing location right next to the Trevi Fountain makes this hotel an extremely popular choice. Guests can have breakfast on the hotel’s rooftop with enviable fountain views.

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Also in a great location, guests staying at this hotel are given discount vouchers to be used at a nearby restaurant andwine bar.

Hotel Accademia

Set in a 17-th century building, this hotel is a five minutewalk from Piazza Navona and the Pantheon. It offers elegant accommodation and a roof terrace with panoramic city views.

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The Vatican MuseumsSave your clients’ time by booking a skip the line passto the impressive Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel.

St Peter’s BasilicaIn this city of outstanding churches, none can hold a candle to Italy ’s largest and most spectacular basilica.

Things to do

ColosseumSmall group walking tour, private tour, by day or by night – there are so many ways to explore the Colosseum.

PantheonA striking temple, now a church, the Pantheon is the best preserved of Rome’s ancient monuments.

Roman CatacombsTake a tour of these underground burial chambers where long winding passages unfold millennia of history.

Vespa TourWhat better way to explore Rome than on its most iconic mode of transport – the Vespa!

Wine TastingTravel through Italy with a tour that allows you to sample wines from Italy ’s most famous regions.

Food TourAn essential part of any trip to Rome is the food. Make sure you don’t miss out by taking a food tour of the city.

“From the dome of St. Peter’s one can see every notable object in Rome… He can see a panorama that is varied, extensive, beautiful to the eye, and

more illustrious in history than any other in Europe.” -Mark Twain