Check into the Hostel Mosaic and freshen up before starting your bachelor party in Rome! Start at The Colosseum for a dose of Ancient Roman history, then head to The Vatican to admire the masterpieces of Renaissance art, and finish the day off with a pub crawl in the buzzing nightlife district of Trastevere.
Take a day trip north to Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. Admire the stunning architecture of the Duomo, visit the renowned Uffizi Gallery, and indulge in some local wine and steak before returning to Rome for the night.
Take a scenic drive along the Amalfi Coast, stopping at picturesque towns like Sorrento, Positano, and Ravello. Take a dip in the refreshing Mediterranean sea, explore cliffside villages, and sample some of the region's famous limoncello liqueur. End the day with a seafood feast at a beachfront restaurant.
Last but not least, challenge yourselves to a scenic hike up the Mount Vesuvius volcano. Take in panoramic views of the bay of Naples, feel the heat from the still-active crater, and take a well-deserved group photo at the summit. Finish the trip with a farewell dinner back in Rome.
When traveling around cities, we recommend using the local metro or bus systems. For day trips to Florence and the Amalfi Coast, book train tickets in advance to save money and time. Consider renting a car to drive along the Amalfi Coast for maximum flexibility. Estimated travel costs for this itinerary range from €20-€80 per person per day.
If you have more time, add another day in Florence to visit the Accademia Gallery and see Michelangelo's David statue. For a wild night out in Rome, head to the Testaccio neighborhood for nightclubs and bars. If you have less time, skip the Mount Vesuvius hike and spend an extra day exploring Rome's neighborhoods and trying local food.
Rome has two airports: Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA). Fiumicino is the largest and more convenient airport, located 32km southwest of Rome's city center. Ciampino is a smaller airport located 15km southeast of the city center mainly hosting low-cost airlines. Both airports offer various transportations such as train, bus, or taxi to the city center.