A Day in Rome, Italy

• Colosseum (9:00am) - The Colosseum is an iconic symbol of Rome's history, a massive amphitheater that was built in AD 80. It's a must-visit attraction for travelers who want to explore Rome's vibrant history.
• Vatican Museums (11:00am) - Home to some of the world's most important art, the Vatican Museums are a treasure trove of fabulous sights.
• Pantheon (1:00pm) - One of Rome's best-preserved ancient buildings, the Pantheon is an architectural marvel. Visitors can appreciate the engineering and beauty of this Roman temple.
• Trevi Fountain (3:00pm) - The Trevi Fountain, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Pietro Bracci, is a stunning Baroque masterpiece set in the heart of Rome. Taking a coin and throwing it into the fountain is a must-do tradition.
• Spanish Steps (5:00pm) - This gorgeous staircase boasts 135 steps which takes you to a spectacular view of the city

Time and Cost Estimates

• Colosseum (2-3 hours, €12-€16)
• Vatican Museum (2-3 hours, €16-€20)
• Pantheon (1 hour, Free)
• Trevi Fountain (30 mins, Free)
• Spanish Steps (30 mins, Free)
Total Estimated Costs: €28-€36

Transportation

To get around the city, you can purchase a Roma Pass but it is only worth it if you are staying for more days. Travelers can avail the metro or buses available in the city. Transportation costs may range from €1.50- €8.00.

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Roman Forum or the Villa Borghese Gardens. You can also try the local cuisine such as the delicious pizza, pasta and gelato. If you have less time, consider skipping the Vatican Museums or the Spanish Steps.