from romaturismo.it

Everybody arrives in Rome with a wealth of knowledge, images and stories accumulated in the course of a lifetime. Anybody is able to mention, maybe with a slight effort, its most famous monuments and the protagonists of its history. This is perhaps the key to the charm of a city that seems to invite every visitor to feel part of its complex reality and its millennial history. This is an invitation to explore Rome and to build an image of it as complete as possible, that can be confronted with the city of our imagination in an exciting and evocative journey.

If you are planning a brief stay in Rome and would like some tips on how to spend your time here, select the recommended itinerary.

Rome in 48 hours

Primo giorno (click on the image)	Secondo giorno (click on the image)
The first itinerary we suggest starts from St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City goes on to Castel S. Angelo then, crossing the Tiber, gets to Piazza Navona next to the Pantheon and finally, passing through Piazza Colonna, ends up in Piazza di Spagna.	Starting from the Colosseum,walking along Via dei Fori Imperiali to the Roman Forum and from there, crossing Piazza Venezia, to the Campidoglio, the Capitoline Museums and the Vittoriano.

Tourist Pass

The Card that offers you Transport and 2 Museums free of charge as well as
Reductions for allother museums and major events
20 euros for a 3-day pass

• Roma Pass Transport: your public transport ticket;
• Roma MAP: a map of the city illustrating the location of Tourist Information Points, Underground stations, museums/sites of interest (addresses, phone numbers, buses and underground stations, timetables);
• Roma Pass Guide: the complete list of museums/sites of interest that have joined the initiative;
• Roma News: the programme of events and tourist services that are eligible for discounts divided by area of interest: art, music, theatre, dance, entertainment and sightseeing tours.