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Rome, the Eternal City, is often
said to be the world’s greatest
open-air museum, boasting
hundreds of historic sites around
every corner. There’s so much to
see that you’d need a month to
take it all in, but a week or less
is enough to give you a taste of
Italy’s incredible capital.
3,000 year old Rome has long
been one of the world’s leading
centres of culture. There are
masterpieces like the Sistine
Chapel and a raft of iconic
landmarks including the
world’s largest amphitheatre,
the Colosseum. Best of all, the
majority of Rome’s attractions
are within walking distance of
each other, so you’ll be able to
soak up the Roman way of life as
you walk to the Pantheon or Trevi
Fountain. Maybe you’ll
discover a hidden church with
beautiful frescoes or a secret
trattoria serving excellent wine
from the Lazio hills...
Iulia Robe, Italy Expert
“If you're looking for something quirky,
I'd recommend a trip to the Casina
delle Civette. Set in the Villa Torlonia
park about 10-15 minutes' bus ride
from the centre, it's a museum housed
in a really unusual building that looks
like something from a storybook.”
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