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Best places to visit in Rome
The capital city, Rome, is located in the west-central part of Italy. Precisely, at the Tiber River, 23 kilometers in the eastward direction of the Mediterranean Sea. As a matter of fact, Rome was initially founded by Romulus who also had a sibling named Remus who were orphans left in the city which is now known as Rome. Rome is a very well-populated and developed city in Italy, with nearly 3 million people residing there.
- The Colosseum - The Colosseum is the icon of Rome. It overshadows every other monument in the city. It reflects how life was led by the Roman Empire over 2000 years ago. It is frequented by over 6 million tourists every year. In the year 2007, it found its place among the Seven Wonders of the World. Tick it off your bucket list by visiting this remarkable creation of ancient Rome.
- Vatican City - The Pope resides in the Vatican Palace. It is an independent state taking up only 44 hectares of land, making it the smallest state in terms of both area and population. The Museums in the Vatican City showcase sculptures such as the Sistine Chapel, known for Michelangelo’s ceiling. Visiting St. Peter’s Basilica and St. Peter’s Square is a must.
- Santa Maria Maggiore - This is a must-see tourist destination. It was built in the name of the Virgin Mary and also in the largest church in Rome. The church has still retained its ancient layout. The interiors depict Christianity in full form. Standing as high as 240 feet, the bell tower is the highest point in the city.
- Roman Forum - The Roman Forum is located in the middle of the Palatine and Capitoline Hills. During ancient times, it was a place for meetings and other political affairs. It also had an array of shops and open-air stalls and markets as well.
The most suitable time to plan a trip to Rome
There is no specific time to pick to visit Rome. Plan your vacation well, carry the right attire, no matter which time you visit you will have a wonderful experience. However, spring is a good season to visit. It is advisable to skip the summers because it is very hot and comfortable during this time. Also, you will face heavy traffic due to the Ferragoshto and Festa Della Repubblica. During the monsoon, the room tariff is usually on the lower side. The Rome Jazz Festival is held during this time. The winter is quite pleasant. Also, it is the holiday season and so it is mostly preferred by the tourists. Do check out the Annual Christmas Market during your stay. Pick whichever season suits you the best and is convenient.
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FAQs About Rome Tour Packages
How to reach Rome?
Fly to Fiumicino Airport and take a cab or taxi from there to the capital city of Italy. You could also go by rail.
Are the group tour guides well-versed in English?
Although, the language spoken in Rome is Italian, people residing there are quite well-versed in English, including the residents and shopkeepers. Since Rome witnesses, a good influx of tourists every year, tourism is an important source of income for them. The tour guides explain everything in English. If you face any difficulty in understanding, do let them know.
Are the residents of Rome polite and helpful?
There are mixed reviews about the friendliness of the residents of Rome. Make sure of a few things like dressing modestly in the church or not washing your feet in the fountain.
Where can I get my currency exchange done?
You can get your currency exchange done into Euros in the airport. You can also get it done once you reach Italy from banks and other foreign exchange bureaus. But, it is advised to do it from the airport initially in order to avoid any hindrance.
Does the Colosseum charge an entry fee?
The Colosseum is a well-preserved monument with utmost historical significance. So, in order to retain its beauty, an entry fee of 12 euros is charged for adults and 7.50 euros is charged for people aged between 18 and 26 years. However, children can visit for free. This charge is inclusive of your visit to the Palatine Hills and Forum Romanum.
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