Rome, Italy

Rome, the city on seven hills, had a mythic start. Romulus, a twin brother and father to a war god by a she-wolf, and Romulus, a sister to Remus, reportedly founded ‘The Eternal City’. Although historians may be skeptical about the epic entrance into the world, most tourists are certain that Rome is magical. Rome will enchant, whether it's the mysterious Vatican City, the ghosts from the Colosseum, afternoon coffee on Piazza Navona, or a piled-high plate at a trattoria, each spectrum of Rome is enchanting, undoubtedly.

Rome, Italy's capital is known for its rich history, which dates back to the eras of Octavian and Julius Caesar, as well as Hadrian. Structures such as the Pantheon and the Roman Forum, along with dozens of other historical gems, are gone. The Vatican Museums are home to a wealth of art, while foodies will love the delicious Italian cuisine. While Rome's historic past is what many tourists focus on, Rome is also a modern, relevant, and fast-paced city with sleek hotels, designer storefronts, and cutting-edge restaurants.

Best Time to Visit

You might wish to see a city with a lesser crowd while exploring. Well, Rome is best seen from October to April, when most tourists have left and the room rates are lower. Hence, October-April is the best time to visit. While you will need to be warm, temperatures in Rome this time of the year rarely dip below freezing. You can expect warmer temperatures without the tourists or the oppressive humidity. Come in May and September for more pleasant weather. The average temperature hovers between the mid-70s to the lower 80s.

Best Things to Do

• Explore Colosseum
• Visit St Peter’s Square
• Enjoy touring St. Peter’s Basilica
• Visit The Pantheon
• Visit Trevi Fountain
• Walk the Spanish Steps
• Explore Vatican Museums
• Enjoy a Picnic at Villa Borghese Gardens
• Enjoy an Evening at Trastevere
• Explore Piazza del Popolo