Colosseum & Roman Forum
A dive into ancient Rome. A combined ticket with arena access is recommended for a fully immersive visit.
The Eternal City, an open-air museum
Hotels in Rome
The Eternal City, Rome is an open-air museum where every lane reveals two thousand years of history.
In Rome, you don't just travel between places — you travel between eras. A coffee in Piazza Navona sits you beneath a Baroque palace's windows; five minutes later you're at the Pantheon, the largest ancient dome in the world, still standing after twenty centuries. The Italian capital layers three thousand years of continuous history, and it may be the only city where that weight never feels heavy.
Rome also comes alive at night in Trastevere, a romantic district of cobbled lanes and family-run trattorias. Resapass negotiates rates at historic hotels near Piazza di Spagna, boutique hotels in the Baroque centre and rooftop palaces over the Eternal City's ochre roofs.
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Must-do experiences in Rome
Our selection of experiences you shouldn't miss to capture the essence of the destination.
Vatican & Sistine Chapel
Book early morning (8am) or a night visit to avoid endless queues.
Trevi Fountain & Pantheon
Two wonders 10 minutes apart. Stunning early morning or late in the evening.
Trastevere
The most romantic district. Perfect for an authentic Italian dinner and a night-time stroll.
Villa Borghese & the Pincio
The city's green lung, with the best sunset views over Piazza del Popolo.
Where to stay in Rome?
Each neighborhood tells a different version of the city. Here's our take to help you choose.
Centro Storico
The Baroque historic centre, steps from Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and Trevi.
Trastevere
Romantic and lively at night, cobbled lanes and family trattorias.
Monti
Bohemian-chic, vintage boutiques and wine bars, 5 minutes from the Colosseum.
Prati
Elegant and residential, steps from the Vatican, quieter and better value.
Testaccio
An authentic district, the capital of popular Roman cuisine.
Planning your trip to Rome
Best time to visit
April, May and September-October: perfect temperatures, clear skies, golden light. Avoid August (hot, many Romans away).
Mediterranean climate. Hot summers (30–35°C), mild winters (8–14°C), ideal spring and autumn.
Food & drink
Hearty, popular Roman cuisine: carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana, saltimbocca, carciofi alla giudia, artisan gelato. Testaccio and Trastevere for authentic trattorias.
Getting around
Limited metro (3 lines), but the centre is walkable. Buses and trams for longer distances. Avoid a car — the centre is pedestrian.
Average budget
Plan for €130 to €200/day/person mid-range. Rome remains more affordable than Venice or Florence for accommodation.
An ideal stay in Rome
Our recommended itinerary to make the most of the destination.
Day 1
Ancient Rome
Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill in the morning. Capitoline Hill and Piazza Venezia in the afternoon. Dinner in Monti.
Day 2
Baroque centre
Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps. Dinner in Trastevere.
Day 3
Vatican & gardens
Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel in the morning, St Peter's Basilica. Villa Borghese in the afternoon.
Our expert tips
- 1Book the Colosseum, the Vatican and the Borghese Gallery at least 2 weeks ahead.
- 2The Roma Pass (48 or 72h) covers transport and entries: worth it from 2 major sites.
- 3Covered shoulders and knees are required to enter the Vatican and basilicas.
- 4The cover charge (coperto, €2–3) is already added to restaurant bills — no need to tip extra.
Frequently asked questions about Rome
How many days to visit Rome?+
Plan at least 4 days for the essentials: the Vatican, the Colosseum, the Baroque historic centre and Trastevere. 5 to 6 days to add Villa Borghese, the catacombs and a trip to Tivoli or Ostia Antica.
Which neighbourhood should I choose?+
Centro Storico to do everything on foot, Trastevere for a romantic vibe, Prati for proximity to the Vatican and better value, Monti for a bohemian feel.
Should I book sites in advance?+
Essential for the Vatican, the Colosseum and the Borghese Gallery. Without booking, expect a 2–3 hour queue or being turned away.
What's the tourist tax in Rome?+
Between €3 and €7/night/person depending on the hotel category, payable on arrival. Free for children under 10.
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Hotels in Rome with Resapass
Book your hotel in Rome with Resapass and enjoy rates negotiated directly with the hotels. The Italian capital offers an incredible variety of stays: historic hotels near Piazza Navona, boutique hotels in Trastevere, palaces near Piazza di Spagna or family hotels in Prati, steps from the Vatican.
Make the most of your stay to visit the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon and the Vatican Museums. Rome is best explored on foot, and choosing a well-located hotel in the Centro Storico or Monti makes all the difference in the Eternal City.
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