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Rome,” the Eternal City “where the modern and present go side by side. It will surprise you with all it has to offer as you explore Rome let us help you in planning for that perfect Rome Holiday!
To find the right hotel near restaurants and shops, began by studying the maps of Rome ahead of time. It wil make the city more manageable by breaking it into smaller bites. Because Rome is so big, some of its sections seem like little cities of their own.
Driving in Rome is not recommended. Taxis are the most expensive way to get around but are far easer then any other city transportation. Taxis will pick you up at the taxi stand, that you can find in all the main piazzas. If you phone for a taxi to pick you up at your hotel, beware, the meter starts running when it is summoned. Ancient Rome is a good place to start your tour.The Forum, Colosseum and Nero’s Golden House, Circus Maximus, Campo dei Flori and the Pantheon are located here.
If you need to stop for a lunch break the Campo de Flori has food shops and cafes. As you enjoy your cafe you will see and feel the vibrancy of this cosmopolitan city. Rome enjoys a typical Mediterranean climate which is characteristic of the Mediterranean cost of Italy.

The Pantheon is a few blocks away, A marvel of ancient architecture, this ancient temple to all the gods is celebrated for its large dome. Built during the reign of the emperor Hadrian (AD 125-128), the Pantheon carries a dedication to Marcus Agrippa, who built the original structure on this spot in 27 BC. As it is still a functioning church, silence is requested during your visit. From inside the Pantheon, you'll see traces of the former bronze ceiling, melted down during the reign of Pope Urban VIII to make bombards to for the fortification of the Castel Sant' Angelo
It would be wise to buy your tickets online ahead of time to avoid the long lines.
A visit to Rome is not complete without seeing the Colosseum. A huge amphitheatre that host 55,000 spectators to watch gladiatorial battles and horse racing circuit.
The name is believed to come from Nero’s enormous stature of Colossus that stood near by the Colosseum. The Pantheon is a few blocks away, A marvel of ancient architecture, this ancient temple to all the gods is celebrated for its large dome. Built during the reign of the emperor Hadrian (AD 125-128), the Pantheon carries a dedication to Marcus Agrippa, who built the original structure on this spot in 27 BC. As it is still a functioning church, silence is requested during your visit. From inside the Pantheon, you'll see traces of the former bronze ceiling, melted down during the reign of Pope Urban VIII to make bombards to for the fortification of the Castel Sant' Angelo
It would be wise to buy your tickets online ahead of time to avoid the long lines.
A visit to Rome is not complete without seeing the Colosseum. A huge amphitheatre that host 55,000 spectators to watch gladiatorial battles and horse racing circuit.
The name is believed to come from Nero’s enormous stature of Colossus that stood near by the Colosseum.