Start your trip off with a visit to The Vatican, the smallest country in the world that happens to contain many of the world's most revered art and architecture. Some highlights include Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, Saint Peter's Square, and the Vatican Museum. Expect to spend a few hours here.
No visit to Rome is complete without visiting the Colosseum, the world's largest amphitheater. After exploring the Colosseum, take a walk to Palatine Hill, considered to be the most ancient part of the city of Rome. Next, move onto Roman Forum, which was the epicenter of Roman public life.
Get excited about Rome's architecture and history with a visit to the Pantheon, a former temple that sits over 1,800 years old. Next, head over to the gorgeous Piazza Navona, with its Baroque-style fountains and lively outdoor cafes. Eat lunch and take in the sights and sounds of this public square.
Galleria Borghese is a paradise locale for lovers of art and sculptures. Pre-booking is advised, due to the restricted number of visitors allowed per day. After this, walk to Villa Borghese Gardens, the third-largest public park in Rome with numerous sculptures and greenery to explore.
The final day starts with the picturesque and picturesque region of Trastevere, famous for its alleys and cobbled streets. Next up is the vibrant Jewish Ghetto, where visitors can try some authentic and delicious Roman Jewish cuisine. Don't miss the iconic dish, fried artichokes (Carciofi alla Giudia).
If you have more time, consider visiting other sites like the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. On the other hand, If you have less time, then cut down the day trip to Villa Borghese and Galleria Borghese or eliminate the visit to the Jewish Ghetto.