The City of Rome |
Discover New Sides of Rome in an
Exceptional Tour
Any Italy travel guide book will give
you a list of the must-visit sites in Rome like the magnificent structure of
Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon which serves as a reminder of the
great Roman Empire, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel and the numerous
museums and galleries in the city. But what if you would like to discover a
facet of Rome like the culinary industry, the fashion trends, or what the city used
to be several centuries ago?
To give you a non-textbook tour of Rome,
here are some of the must-do activities in the Roman capital.
Learn more about the Eternal City’s
history by taking any of the city tours with the well-experienced tourist
guide:
If it’s your first time to visit Italy,
there are many tours which you can take that will give you more information
about Rome’s history. It is estimated that this city was founded at around 753
BC, and the name Rome is patterned after its mythical founder, Romulos. It will
probably take you several days to get through all the historical attractions in
Rome because it’s virtually a living, breathing museum of a city. It may
include a lot of walking but this city assures you of wealthy information,
everything you want to know about Rome.
If you definitely wouldn't want to tire
your feet, schedule a guided tour like the Tram bus Open. It’s a hop-on,
hop-off tour where you can go through the main historical sites. The tour
begins at the Termini Railway Station where you can board the double-decker
tram. Some of the sites which the tour passes include St. Peter’s Basilica, the
National Museum of Rome and the Colosseum. Similar tours include the American
Express tour which uses a tour bus, and the Italy Segway Tours which lets
guests ride a two-wheeled electric vehicle similar to scooters.
Shop ‘til you drop or simply watch
well-groomed locals and tourists walk down the street.
If you’d like to discover the
fashionable facet of Rome, dress up for a night at the opera or take the
opposite route and dress casually as you go from one antique market to the
next. If you think you need a time-out from all those walking and tours, you
may simply find that perfect rest area where you can relax and have a sit and
watch locals and tourists all groomed up as they pass by. It feels like you’re
watching a free fashion show, right? Being fashion forward is never more fun
than in Rome!
Discover what real Italian cuisine is
all about.
You cannot leave Rome without falling in
love with their Roman food – la
cucina romana –as Italians would say. At San Crispino or almost every
street corner in Italy, you will find gelato stands where you can indulge in
the creamy texture of Italian ice cream. Rome's Trattoria Checchino dal 1887 serves excellent traditional
Roman food in a beautiful dining room in the Testaccio District of Rome. You can also
have snacks or coffee at its many piazzas, grab a slice of authentic pizza at
rustic restaurants, or sip a glass of wine at one of the hostelries. All those
typical dishes from the Roman kitchen are all worth-a-try. A taste of it will
bring you and your palate a closer to a complete Roman experience.
History, fashion and food, all can be
found in this vibrant city. Rome is really a multi-layered city which allows
guests to discover one facet after another. So when you end your Rome trip, you can’t help but toss a coin and wish on
that Trevi Fountain that you want to come back and will come back for more!
Toss a coin in Trevi Fountain for your wish. |
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