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Attractions in Rome
The Colosseum
Vatican City
The Pantheon
Touristy Areas
Statue Rounded Place
The Statue Rounded Place holds a lot of historical importance. This architectural wonder has everything that it takes to make anyone fall in love with it.
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Museums are not just places to visit. They are places that provide us with a lot of information about the rich history, heritage and culture.
Sculpture Fountain
Just the view of the open sculpture fountain is all it takes to know how much work has gone into it. The minute details in the sculptures will really blow our minds.
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Beaches near Rome
S. Marinella
An hour away by train from Termini station, the Marinella beach with its small strip of white sandy beach is a popular option with windsurfers.
S. Severa
Less than 10 km away from S. Marinella, this beach lies 50 km north of Rome and is a 10-minute walk from the station. You can take one of the Civitavecchia trains from Rome to reach this place that offers both private and free beaches, as well as a magnificent castle.
Fregene
With its long stretches of sand with both private and free beaches, Fregene was the chic hotspot in the 1960s and 70s and today attracts Rome’s club scenes in the summer months. Although the journey takes an hour, the trip is made worth it thanks to the wide range of family restaurants and tavole calde.
Ostia/Cancelli
Taking a one-hour bus ride will get you to Ostia and the Canelli along the coast nearest to Rome. Ostia is known for its private beach experience while Canelli offers free beaches that are equipped with restaurants and bathrooms.
Sabaudia
This stretch of beach is a Blue Flag area, which indicates its high environmental and quality standards. This sustainable area predominantly consists of free beaches with a few private beaches to choose from, should the need be. Another fascinating aspect of Sabaudia is its Mussolini-era architecture.
S. Felice Circeo
Circeo is also home to a number of Blue Flag beaches, as well as beautiful crystal clear waters. This area has more private beaches to offer, but the small trek to the free beach nearest the port is a move you won’t regret.
Terracina
Terracina is located 10km south of Circeo and requires you to take the hourly regional train for Naples, getting off at Monte S. Biagio, and a 20-minute bus until the beach. There are a roughly equal number of private and free beaches which are family-friendly owing to its cleanliness and maintenance. Things to Do In Rome
Roman Forum
Dating back to 500 B.C., and enlarged by Julius Caesar, Augustus Caesar, Domitian, and Trajan, the Roman Forum and its archaeological site take you back in time to when the citizens of ancient Rome walked around the cobblestone paths, bringing their sacrifices to the temples. After admiring all the Forum has to offer, try visiting the Bocca della Verità – an ancient stone carving of a bearded man’s face which according to legend, will bite off the hand of those who do not speak the truth.
The Colosseum
This is a great place to visit with a luxury car hire from Apex Luxury Car Hire Rome, one of the best agencies in the city. The Colosseum was the largest amphitheater in the Roman Empire, which was built around 80 A.D. for games including gladiatorial combats and animal fights. With a capacity of 50,000, the Colosseum welcomes over 4 million visitors annually. Getting a combined ticket for the Forum, the Colosseum and the Palatine Hill will help you jump the long lines at the Colosseum.
The Pantheon
Built somewhere between 118 and 128 A.D., the Pantheon was the most prominent dome in the world. With the honor of being the most architecturally perfect building in the world, the Pantheon was used as a burial site for Rome’s prominent figures ranging from the emperors to Raphael. This is also the best-preserved monument of Imperial Rome, its most fascinating feature being that the oculus in the dome is open, letting sunlight in.
Piazza Navona
All of the ornate Baroque art that Rome has to offer is on display at the Piazza Navona; this, combined with the abundance of restaurants, gelaterias, souvenir shops, and the Museo di Roma make it one of the most popular tourist spots in the city. A short distance away is the Via della Pace, one of the most picturesque streets in the city. Make sure to make a pit stop at Ristorante Santa Lucia where you can fill up on fresh salads, pasta, and other Roman delicacies.
Trastevere
Literally translated into “across the Tiber,” you’ll find Trastevere housing a more hip and bohemian vibe, similar to Barcelona, in contrast to the elegant and historical vibe on the other side of the River. This place offers you plenty of boutiques to shop all day at and bars all along the streets that become lively in the night. Nightlife in Rome
Live Alcazar
Live Alcazar is an all-new concept in Trastevere which will give you a night to remember with all the various performances and events it has to offer. On Thursdays, Live Alcazar offers live music jam sessions. Fridays and Saturdays are reserved for concerts by international and Italian soul, R&B, funk, and jazz artists, along with resident bands. As the night goes on, you can pick yourself up with some perfect classic and mixology cocktails, and music that transforms the place into a dance floor.
La Conventicola degli Ultramoderni
This burlesque club is run by two fantastic directors, Sior Mirkaccio Dettori, and Madame De Freitas, the latter being the icon of post burlesque variety shows. The leadership quality shines through in all of the clubs with its extraordinary and creative flow as space for the best underground artists along with the directors, to take the stage. The Conventicola is unparalleled in all of Italy, a world unto itself, making it perfect for a special night out.
Circolo degli Illuminati
While most other clubs blast a certain kind of music and have one specific vibe, Il Circolo degli Illuminati will do you three better. The club has three clubrooms and a large garden, with each of the clubrooms offering different kinds of music. The first room is oriented towards tech house music, the second towards Hip Hop, both perfect for dancing, while the third room offers chill music for you to relax to while sipping cocktails. While visiting this place, make sure you attend their Minù – a weekly Saturday night party featuring the best electronic music.
Shari Vari Playhouse
This club, situated in the heart of Rome, used to be called the SupperClub. But today, it has transformed completely to earn its place in Rome’s nightlife. Recast as the Shari Vari Playhouse, it truly lives up to its playhouse title by offering a little something for everyone. The interior design of the club is akin to a 50s American household. On Fridays and Saturdays, you can find the club playing different kinds of music in different rooms on two different floors. It is open for dinner every night, and reservations are necessary to gain access to this club.
Best Hotels In Rome
The H’All Tailor Suite
This elegant and trendy hotel is on a quiet street in upscale Rome in the affluent Borghese neighborhood, less than 10 minutes away from the central Piazza del Popolo. The city’s major monuments such as the Vatican or the Castel Sant’Angelo are within walking distance, making it an ideal stay for those who wish to stay close to the action Rome has to offer, but an oasis away from the commotion. With 14 luxurious rooms that come at a rate of £161 per night, this hotel also boasts a gourmet restaurant headed by one of the city’s most celebrated chefs.
Gran Meliá Rome
Located on the panoramic Gianicolo Hill, this luxury restaurant imparts an urban feel with its lush surroundings, fine-dining ambiance, and elegant services. Being in the heart of historic Rome, this hotel has a unique style that combines both the essence of Rome and a cosmopolitan touch. It also offers a wide range of amenities – two pools, a patio bar, a bistro, and a spa, among others. Their elegant rooms with all the sophisticated trimmings go for £197 per night.
Hotel Raphael
Situated behind the Piazza Navona, Hotel Raphael manages to combine an Old World charm with a New World sensibility, and is located very close to some of the most amazing sights the city has to offer. Designed with an ecological conscience, this certified bio-hotel focuses on nature with its organic products, organic vegetarian food, and sustainable energy. The hotel’s bold rooms made in Richard Meier’s trademark styles, go for £151 per night.
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Since opening in 2017, this hotel has become a favorite of travelers with its beautiful location in the cobbled backstreet of Via Margutta, which has been the most celebrated artist’s street in Rome. The air of sophisticated chic of the place is shared by the hotel itself with its secret gardens that provide entry into the Villa Medici. One of the most luxurious hotels the city has to offer and the only one with full hotel services and a well-curated restaurant that is run by Michelin-starred chef Angelo Troiani, this hotel gives you a feeling of exclusivity that is reflected in its £295 per night price tag. Best Bars in Rome
Alembic
Whether for aperitivo or drinks, this trendy bar at the heart of Trastevere is the place to be. With lights that are dimmed down and a cozy atmosphere, the bar balances both the chic and the homely with its unique combination of chill music, art, and cocktails. The aesthetic with wax dripped wine bottles, chandeliers, and modern art will ensure that Alembic becomes your go-to spot in the Trastevere.
La Punta Expendio de Agave
The result of three years of travel through Mexico and the prime location within city hot spots The Jerry Thomas Speakeasy and Freni e Frizioni, La Punta Expendio de Agave is a haven for Rome’s wanderlust minds. The owners are well versed in the art of creating Mexican cocktails, specializing in those influenced by the region of Oaxaca. The bar with its strong tequila and Mezcal presence presents an opportunity to learn of a culture outside of Italy.
Coffee Pot
With its hip interiors, stylish décor and great music, Coffee Pot is the kind of place that demands you to savor it sans the rush. The uber-cool collective space features a lounge that serves up an array of dishes ranging from sushi, tacos, and drinks from an extensive cocktail menu, and also as a bonus opens up an outdoor patio for the summer months.
Bar del Fico
This is the go-to spot for all Romans who crave a good cocktail or two, or just want to show themselves off and be seen. The club is frequented by posh yet cool locals and is a great space to interact with them or to just lounge with a beer or a cocktail while you wait for the nightclubs to come to life. Bar del Fico always has huge crowds inside that often spill into the piazza, making this the prime spot for pretty-people-watching in the city.
Ex Circus
A hidden gem just a small distance away from the Piazza Navona, Ex Circus appears to be a cross between a café, a bar and a bistro which also has the perk of doubling as a study room. Homely and hip, this place is perfect for grabbing an aperitivo or a casual drink. But what sets this place apart is not merely the alchemy of alcohol, but also the events they offer that range from art exhibitions to musical events and even yoga lessons.
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