Travelling can often be stressful when visiting a place that has so much to offer. But Rome isn’t like any other city, so it's no surprise that it has become a popular destination for travelers. This list will pinpoint the absolute best places to visit if time is of the essence because with any big city, it can be difficult to navigate, but this list will pinpoint the absolute best places to visit if time is of the essence. The best places in Rome to see in a single day. This list is curated by Phyore, who has travelled over the world and been to Rome numerous times, so you can rest assured that we are experienced! A great way to maximize time, is to book the skip the line tours at the Vatican, St. Peter's and the Colosseum as they tend to have very long waits to enter. Day 1 - Vatican, St. Peter’s, Trastever To get the most out of your day, start early! You want to arrive at the Vatican in the morning to beat the crowds. Be sure to dress humbly in reverence of the religious city-state. Take an early walk and explore the global city streets. You can sit on the gorgeous Spanish Steps and take in the ethos and people watch before beginning your adventure. Next, head over to the Vatican museums. There are over 54 Christian and art galleries within the city and the collections are stunning. Be sure to visit the Sistine Chapel which holds the striking ceiling art done by legendary artist, Michelangelo. Once you’ve gotten your fill of art, stop by Via delle Grazzie and grab some lunch. To top your day of, have some fun at the beautiful neighborhood Trastevere. If possible, check out award winning La Gatta Buia, they have an unbelievable Fiori di Zuca! Day 2 - Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Roman Foru The best way to begin your second day is to hop aboard the Metropolitana (subway) and take a ride to the Colosseau station if you don't feel comfortable taking the subway, a hired car, taxi, or Uber works quite well too. Once you’ve arrived, stop by the ticket counter and purchase your one ticket that will grant access to the Colosseum, and other tours- pre-purchase. Always be sure to do some research on this ancient wonder beforehand so that you understand what you’re exploring. There are many spigots throughout the area with fresh water, grab a bottle before leaving. Now, it’s time to hike up the Palatine Hill! It may be wise to get a private tour if possible. The views from the hill towers are stunning and overlook the Roman Forum and Circus Maximus. On your way back, keep left to arrive at the Forum to take in even more majestic views. Grab some dinner and get some rest for your final day! Day 3 – Pantheon, Largo di Torre Argentina, Piazza Navona and Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain)Begin your last day with an espresso and head over to the Trevi fountain. Keep with tradition and toss in a coin for good luck! Next, head over to the Pantheon church. While there, be sure to be respectful and keep your voice low. After a good lunch, stroll over to Largo di Torre Argentina, which is also known as a cat sanctuary. The cats are well taken care of by a local charity and feeding them is prohibited. Lastly, we have Piazza Navona to explore. This elegant showcase Square in Rome is built on the Stadium of Domitian. If possible, visit at sunset as the sight of the Square is awe-inspiring. Now that you’ve accomplished an impressive three-day tour. Enjoy a great glass of wine and rest up before heading back from this wonderous city. When booking somewhere, it is best to book it with someone you could trust, someone who have the knowledge, someone who has experience. So you would not face the struggles when you are on the tour and have that VIP experience, because while you're on a vacation you only need to just get up and go travel!
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