How to see Rome in a Day

Hey guys, I'm Sean from The Roman Guy and today I'm going to show you how to see Rome in one day. This suggested Rome in one day itinerary starts at 7:30 AM. m. in the Vatican and ends at 5:00 p.m. m. in the Coliseum. There's so much to see in the Eternal City, so we've created the perfect route to get you from point A to Z. Check out our blog as we have lots of different itineraries for people with different time frames in Rome. Click the link in the description below and you will receive more information during this video.

Rome is located in the La Co region, south of Tuscany, where Florence is located, and north of Campania, where Naples and the Amalfi Coast are located. There are two main airports in Rome, each of which is well connected to the city. Check out our blog. for more details what is the best place to start your days in the Vatican if you are staying near a metro station, definitely take it to get to the Vatican from the Termini train station. You can take the a or red line and take six stops to the ottaviano metro stop. then it's 8 a.m.

Right now we are going to the Sistine Chapel. We made a privileged entrance. The express tour takes about two and a half hours, so we should finish around 10:00 a.m. Well, after the tour we are going to go up. the top of st. St. Peter's Basilica on our own is fine and then we will head to the historic center. You want to go to Rome in one day. You have to get up early and get going. There is a lot to see and you want to finish it sooner. the crowds come if you want to do things right buy a tour of the Vatican Museums this way you will see all the most important masterpieces here, incredible stories about the artists and you won't get lost in this huge complex while Nevada checks in to see the Chapel Sistina Rafal. looms and st.

St. Peter's Basilica I recommend climbing to the top of the dome to enjoy an amazing view, so at the end of the dome climb yak because of the weather, look the only thing I got was climbing a rope, this amazing photo will be a great topic of conversation with your travels. reviews for great local dining It's time to take the metro line and the red line to the Spanish Steps, which is just three stops away, a full five-minute trip longing for the 18th century, the Spanish Steps are located in one of the most attractive neighborhoods in Rome in which they are located directly. in front of acondo key which is a world renowned street for the most luxurious brands, if you hate your money, shop on Via Condotti, okay Lauren, a very fun fact that I heard from one of our tour guides is that lavada kochia, which is the name of this boat is the little boat okay apparently this was built by Bernini's father and son so John Lorenzo Bernini the famous and his father it was because we see trees in this area like this out all you know, wooded and full of trees, things like that. and apparently when Rome would flood people with, you know, if their windows were there, things would float into the Piazza, people took a boat and tried to pick up the things that were floating out of their house or out of their area, apparently a boat. he got stuck in the trees and the waters receded and he stayed here for a long time until he finally fell and the knight burned his father built look there in jarasandha here you have a quick lunch we suggest you order pizza at i/o so I'm here in a Tavia pizzeria having a quick snack, you know, I just want to eat something, my stomach gets some energy, but do me a favor while I eat this, if you could like the video if you liked the video and if you loved the video and watch other videos we have subscribe to our channel this way you will get all our latest content as soon as it comes out; otherwise, please enjoy the disclaimer if you want to enjoy a longer lunch, we suggest a sit-down stop at Ginger's, it's great, but if you plan on finishing your date at 5pm. unfortunately you will have to eliminate the panthéon m piazza navona from this itinerary.

We found more information on our blog for the sit-down lunch itinerary. A short walk across the Spanish Steps, you'll find that Rome's famous fountain can now be a hot spot. day and you might be tempted to create that dolce vita scene with Anita Ekberg walking through the fountain, but we recommend those who don't trust us. Heaphy, well, we will follow the Trevi fountain is a pop culture icon and possibly the most beautiful and recognizable in the world. The fountain was built in the 18th century and if it weren't so crowded day and night, it would be the most romantic sight in Rome.

The story goes that you should throw one, two or three coins into the fountain on your shoulder. Listen. looking for distance on this one okay it's not just about casting here now let's see how far I can go okay one at least like 20 feet probably 100 feet it's the other side of the other you gotta walk and you'll find yourself in front of the The oldest and most impressive building in Rome, the Pantheon, is one of the largest structures in Rome. This structure dates back to the 2nd century AD. C. was commissioned by the great emperor Hadrian and the architect is unknown, regardless of the fact that the building has an incredible shape.

Scholars argued that the dome is probably the best preserved structure from antiquity; It remains the largest solid poured concrete dome in the world. This structure features the tombs of Italian icons such as King Victor Emmanuel and Raphael. The focus is on the oculus or the hole in it. the dome can even get in the rain is quite impressive don't come to Rome and miss the Pantheon that idea then how many minutes of walking do you think it has been between the Pantheon in Piazza Navona eight actually six even better learn near this Piazza used be like a circus? like the Circus Maximus, but yes, he had a circus here and it's actually still in the shape of the original circus.

You can see that all the buildings are built on the foundations of the stands and the center, instead of having horse races, they had athletic matches like wrestling matches. and all kinds of Olympic style sports. The square is pretty amazing. Today you will see some incredible fountains in the center, the fountain of the four rivers by John Lorenzo Bernini, in front of it, the Church of Saint Peter. Agnes and agony is also an incredible work of art by Beto Meany and a reality after six minutes from Navona you will be in Largo Argentina. You may not have heard of this place before, so I would save this route for the real thing I could see. everything in sight people Largo Argentina is commonly known as the place where Julius Caesar was assassinated, although this is a myth, it was not far from the truth.

He was assassinated just a few blocks, a few steps from the Pompeii theater, today you can see ruins of four of the oldest temples in Rome dating from the 4th and 5th centuries BC. C. You will also see a lot of cats as it is a modern cat sanctuary. After Largo Argentina, on the way to the Colosseum, you will be in Piazza Venezia, where you can find the exchange column of Victoriano and Trajan. The barter column is an incredible structure that represents the conquest and victory over Dacia. It is by far the most impressive architectural feat.

It has an internal staircase that allows people to reach the top in one time. of the Romans, the monument to Victor Emmanuel is one of the most visible buildings in the city of Rome and is the centerpiece of the city. It was inaugurated in 1911 to commemorate Victor Emmanuel II, the first king to unify Italy since 1921. The monument houses a Tomb of the Unknown. Soldier and has the eternal flame of Rome which is guarded by two soldiers. This eternal flame dates back to ancient Roman legend. If you have more time, we recommend climbing Cap Line Hill, visiting the Cap Line Museum, and heading to the top of the Emmanuel Victory Building. a beautiful view, but if you are limited to one day you can skip it.

You will be able to see our next and last destination from Piazza Venezia. I guess it. The Colisseum. A great place to end your walking tour of Rome. Colosseum the history of this structure dates back 2000 years it has inspired so many different cultures and eras of humanity provided bread wine and blood ancient Romans shelter for people the Middle Ages inspiration and materials for artists a renaissance and one of the most beloved From the world's tourist attractions from the Grand Tour of Europe to today's air and rail travel, the key to planning a visit to the Colosseum is to skip the line.

You can do this in two ways: buy your ticket online or in advance or buy a tour if you take a tour try to schedule between 8 a.m. and 7 p.m. and 9:30 or after 2 p.m. This way, you can visit the Vatican in the morning and the Colosseum in the afternoon. Colosseum tours vary each day, so check our website. For those planning a solo visit, we will meet you inside the tour guide. They told me that gladiators watch. more like Danny DeVito than Arnold Schwarzenegger because, after all, you'll think they're muscular, muscular abs, but in reality they were kind of chubby men, actually a little bit, because they said fat was like insulation from The Sword That You know he protects them, it makes sense, although the movies don't show it that way.

If you're going at a good pace, I recommend stopping by the Palatine on your Colosseum ticket, which includes entry there and is an incredible sight, so check it out. I'll be Lorna fun to see you here interesting, it's almost like we planned it so now you should be a pro. You know everything you need to know to see Rome in one day. If you liked this video, please click the like button and tell us how you liked it. I love this video so subscribe, you will receive all our latest videos as soon as they come out.

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