Italy's capital, the eternal city
A captivating culture, a considerable history: a holiday to Rome impress like no other city break can. Aside from the grandeur and spots to sightsee, there’s a labyrinth of city streets to uncover – where you’ll stumble across old churches, experience the bouncing atmosphere of a street market or savour gelato in a street-side café.
Although better known for its history, you want to make sure you see some of Rome’s spectacular parks. The Villa Borghese even has an ornamental lake complete with rowing boats – perfect if you’re looking to impress your other half. The fun doesn't stop there, as sights such as the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica and the Colosseum are at your mercy. Come find out what awaits you with a holiday in Rome.
October and April are great months to visit. You’ll avoid the crowds of summer but will still get to enjoy some warmth.
There's nothing quite as lovely as walking around the city with a gelato in hand. Head to the Montesacro district for the best varieties.
Trastevere is where the party's at when it comes to latin beats. Around Campo di' Fiori and Navona there are also plenty of pubs.
Explore the Colosseum
Built way back in 70 AD, the Flavian Amphitheatre could accommodate 80,000 spectators and was used to hold gruesome gladiator and animal fights.
Visit the Sistine Chapel
Housed in the Vatican museum complex, the 15th century Sistine Chapel is most famous forMichelangelo's the Last Judgement painted on its ceiling.
See the Piazza Navona
Built on the site of Domitian's stadium, the 15th century Piazza Navona is full of artists and street vendors. A great spot for people watching.