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20 Things to See and Do in Rome, Italy 🇮🇹Tourist Guide🍕 Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain and more

Rome, the Eternal City. This was our fifth trip to Italy, but surprisingly our first time visiting the capital, so we had quite a bit to see. During our visit to Rome, we toured Roman ruins, visited museums and churches, and ate tons of pizza, pasta, and gelato. In this video, we'll share with you 20 things to see and do in Rome, including Vatican City. 20 Things to See and Do in Rome, Italy | Travel and Tourism Guide 1) Piazza Navona 2) Campo de' Fiori Market 3) Pizza at Roscioli 4) Largo di Torre Argentina 5) Pantheon 6) Gelato at Giolitti 7) Trevi Fountain 8) Palatine Hill 9) Roman Forum 10) Roman Coliseum 11) Pasta Lunch 12) Vatican City 13) Vatican Museum 14) St. Peter's Basilica 15) Villa Borghese Gardens 16) Piazza del Popolo 17) Mausoleum of Hadrian / Castel Sant'Angelo 18) Spanish Steps 19) Tiber River 20) Rome by Night 20 Unmissable Moments in Rome (in the same order as the vlog) Piazza Navona – a former racetrack converted into a Baroque square; Outdoor cafes and Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi. Campode'Fiori Market – the oldest in the city; fruit, pasta, cheeses, and cured meats for those renting an apartment and kitchen. Pizza al taglio at Forno Campo de' Fiori – 6 flavors: bianca, rossa, mozzarella, pumpkin-gorgonzola-walnut, kale, broccoli with sausage. Total €31 (4 people). Largo di Torre Argentina – ruins of Pompey's Theater + feline sanctuary; dozens of rescued cats. Pantheon of Agrippa – temple from 125 AD; the largest unreinforced concrete dome in the world. Free. Gelato at Giolitti – medium cone (3 flavors) €3.80; recommendations: coconut, caramel, and Roman Holiday. Trevi Fountain – toss a coin over your shoulder; restored and sparkling at night. Archaeological Triad – combined ticket €12: Palatine Hill (Domitian's Palace) Roman Forum (political and commercial heart) Colosseum (50-80,000 spectators; prepare for lines even in winter). Homemade pasta lunch – pesto, amatriciana, and cacio e pepe at a neighborhood trattoria. Vatican Museums – €17 box office / €21 online; packed in the morning, Sistine Chapel almost impossible to stop. St. Peter's Basilica – climb the dome: €8 (551 steps) or €10 with partial elevator; mosaics and 360° views of Rome. White pizza & mortadella at a local bakery – quick snack between monuments. Villa Borghese – a green space to escape the chaos; a viewpoint overlooking Piazza del Popolo. Castel Sant’Angelo – Hadrian’s mausoleum, later the papal fortress; panoramic views of the Tiber and the Vatican. Spanish Steps – 135 steps; a hotspot for selfies and ice cream. Evening stroll along the Tiber River – illuminated bridges and reflections of domes in the water. Espresso bar – a local experience: order, drink standing up, and leave; €1–€1.20. Trastevere at dusk – cobblestone alleys, trattorias with fairy lights, and street music. Supplì & fiori di zucca – rice croquettes with ragù and stuffed zucchini flowers; a perfect aperitif with a cold beer. Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere – Byzantine golden mosaics; ideal for closing the day. Quick Tips Book your Colosseum and Vatican tour online to avoid lines. At ice cream shops, look for natural colors and ice cream in shallow buckets (not "mountains"). Drinking water from nasoni (public fountains) = save on bottles. Wandering on foot: Rome is an open-air museum; comfortable sneakers are a must. (Leave your favorite spot in the Eternal City in the comments and subscribe for more Italian itineraries.) BLOGS https://cheargentinatravel.com/ https://thatbackpacker.com/ https://nomadicsamuel.com/ https://acrossalberta.com/ https://pictureperfectportfolios.com/ Tourism in Rome and Vatican City: Thanks for checking out our travel guide to Rome, Italy. As travelers visiting a new destination, we all have the same questions: What to do in Rome? What to eat in Rome? What to see in Rome? What to see in Rome? The goal of our travel guide is to share our suggestions for the best attractions, typical foods, museums, architecture, and transportation, and offer travel tips to help you plan your itinerary to Rome. If you have other suggestions for this destination, share them with the travel community in the comments. 20 Things to See and Do in Rome, Italy 🇮🇹 Travel Guide 🍕 Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain, and more 🎬 Discover ROME like never before! 🎬 Planning your trip to the Eternal City? 🇮🇹 This video is your ultimate guide! 👉 Helpful Tips: • Buy the Roma Pass to skip the lines 🎟️ • Arrive early at the Colosseum and Uffizi to avoid crowds ⏰ • Try the caffè sospeso at your favorite coffee shop ☕️ • Wear comfortable shoes: Rome is best explored on foot! 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️ Music by DJ Quads:   / aka-dj-quads