Rome, Italy

Street scene at dusk near Termini Station in Rome, Italy, with people walking past shops and glowing lights in store windows.

Rome, Italy

Rome, the capital of Italy, is a leading center of Catholicism and a fashion capital of the world. It draws enthusiastic crowds to its must-see sites, such as the Colosseum, St. Peter’s Basilica, and other attractions that cater to different interests.

The walking tours give you a chance to experience the energy on the ground. Romans are proud of their city, its ancient history, and its relevance today.

For couples, Rome carries a romantic vibe. Even so, solo travelers won’t feel like a third wheel.

The diverse offerings of the city allow you to choose your own adventure. In cobblestone neighborhoods like Trastevere, the Bohemian atmosphere gets in your bones.

At the Trevi Fountain, you may feel like a tourist, tossing a coin into the attraction, but if your wish comes true, you may return to Rome, and that’s a plus.

Like in many Italian cities, people arrive with grand expectations of local food. And Romans take this challenge seriously.

Fresh pasta, handmade gelato, and rich Italian coffee bring you comfort and satisfaction, making you want seconds.

If shopping is on your agenda, you will find malls and boutiques for all budgets across the city.

Whether you appreciate history, a religious experience, scrumptious food, or stylish clothes, Rome has it all.

Close-up of Rome’s umbrella pine trees with a bright blue sky and white clouds in the background.
Roman pines reaching into a bright summer sky.
Victor Emmanuel II Monument viewed from an elevated spot in central Rome with a light blue sky and clouds.
A perspective on Victor Emmanuel II Monument amid Rome’s cityscape.

Next stop: Florence, Italy