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And, with a slight left, there it is. All this space suddenly, exhale. Butter yellow buildings, with their faded blue windows. Some apartments have flower boxes, some are bare. If it were a little darker, I’d be able to see inside. Spectacular things in Rome can just happen like this, with no warning. Around a non-descript building, a gorgeous slap in the face.’ If you’re planning to visit Rome in 6 days with your family, you will be pleased to know that there are numerous kid-friendly attractions. Even though it’s somewhat of a distance from Rome, the compelling beauty and charm of the area justify the travel time. You will for sure love the spectacular landscapes and a truly idyllic Italian coastal atmosphere! Lunch:Stop by for lunch in Via Margutta, a side street of Via del Babuino. Go to Babette, Hosteria del Mercato or Ginger Sapori e Saluti if you prefer healthier dishes. For each day, I will give you all the details you need to plan your visits + a map that will allow you to visualize the itinerary a bit better.

Once the bustling heart of ancient Rome, it features fascinating ruins of administrative buildings, the ancient market, and several temples.With Classical Rome, the stops are usually the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, Piazza Navona and St. Peters Square in the Vatican City. The Fontana di Trevi is an absolute ‘must-see’. Remember to throw your coin over your shoulder to ensure your next visit to the City. While climbing a hill near Trastevere, she meets John, an American expat living a seemingly idyllic life. They are soon navigating an intriguing connection, one that brings pain they both hold into the light. For your 6-day trip in Rome, the best option to consider is the “Rome Tourist Card” often referred to as the “Rome City Pass”. Benvenuti a Roma (Welcome to Rome). Most long-haul flights especially across the Atlantic, or from the Gulf will arrive in Fiumicino early in the morning. After you clear immigration and Customs, you would be ready to proceed to your hotel. If you wish, you could take a taxi directly to the hotel. Always take a taxi from the official taxi rank; do not accept transportation offers from any of the touts who offer to drive you to town for a fantastic price. Lunch:Have lunch at Vivi Bistrot, right on Piazza Navona, where you’ll taste Italian food with a healthy twist. There’s a spectacular courtyard overlooking the piazza. If instead you’d rather eat some traditional Roman cuisine, head to Piazza Campo de’Fiori (just a 5-minute walk), where you’ll taste one of my favorites carbonaras in Rome at Osteria da Fortunata. Another great place is Luciano Cucina Italiana awarded one of the best carbonaras in Rome, or the famed Salumeria Roscioli.

The gladiator school: Here, your kids can wear traditional gladiator costumes and learn sword-fighting techniques! Truly a unique and memorable experience for your 6-day family trip to Rome. You need to book this activity here! After the Sistine experience, you are free for the rest of the afternoon to do some shopping or go ahead with more sightseeing in the City.For dinner, on your last night in Rome, I would recommend the Ristorante da Pancrazio with its authentic Italian cuisine. It is located in Piazza del Biscione 92. It is built over the ruins of the Theatre of Pompey. The basement therefore offers the most sought-after seats, because people want to actually dine in the old theatre. It is said that this was the place where Brutus did Julius Caesar, in. Many historians think it happened at the rear of the Curia, not too far away from the restaurant. The debate goes on. “Buon Apetito!” Day 6 – Departure Lunch: Stop by for lunch at either Trattoria Da Teo, Trattoria Da Enzo, Ai Bozzi da Giovanni or Osteria Le Mani in Pasta to taste some of the best Roman cuisine ever in Trastevere. Make sure to reserve! While you’re there, keep the Bernini party going! Make sure to catch The Rape of Persephone and his interpretation of David. 1. The Capitoline WolfOf course, the Cardinal went to complain to the Pope. It is rumoured that the Pope’s response was that he had no jurisdiction over the Underworld. The portrait, therefore, remains to this day, in Michelangelo’s Hell, for all visitors to behold, even after 450 years. The nudity was later covered up by another painter, after decisions taken by the Council of Trent. I believe no artist has the right to touch the work of another artist; but at the Vatican, the Pope and his Councils rule. Three altars had the bodies of Popes in glass coffins. I think the number has been increased to four with the coffin of Pope Blessed John XXIII being brought up to the Basilica. If you walk down the central aisle of the church you will find, marked on the floor, the lengths of other major churches and cathedrals, around the world. Do look out for the ones you know. It will prove to you that most other churches can really be fitted into St. Peter’s.

situationship, а Майкъл не само е посветил новата си книга на жена си, ами и смята да се върне при нея. You agree that it would be a shame to somewhat ruin your stay in Rome by ending up in a not-so-great hotel that costed you a fortune, right? 😅 While exploring the castle, you’ll witness the splendor of the former papal apartments, discover ancient tombs, and admire antique weaponry once used to defend this historic fortification. To the right, almost in the middle of the church is a bronze statue of St. Peter with the keys. Notice that all the touching and kissing of his right foot by the faithful, have almost worn off his toes on that foot. Just at that corner is a door that leads to the Crypt where many Popes are buried. A picturesque town located just a 40-minute drive from Rome, Castel Gandolfo is among Italy’s most beautiful villages and has long been a retreat for popes.Lake Albano: Enjoy the tranquil views of the lake, take a leisurely walk along the shore, or even partake in water sports. Looking for a unique and enjoyable activity to do with your family? You should consider this Italian cooking class located near the Trevi Fountain. These days, however, visitors are not given access to the Crypt through that door. After you have finished with the interior of the Basilica, do visit the Crypt where so many Popes are buried. Unfortunately, these days , you will have to queue up to be able to visit the Crypt. As you leave the church, also look out for the Holy Door. The doors are sealed on the inside and are only opened during the Jubilee years designated by the Pope.

Piazza Farnese:named after the opulent Palazzo Farnese, which is one of the highest Renaissance palazzos in Rome and the seat of the French Embassy. There are also two beautiful fountains in the square, created from granite bathtubs taken from the ancient Baths of Caracalla. This once thriving Roman city met a catastrophic fate in 79 AD when it was consumed by the lava from Mount Vesuvius. The city remained concealed until its rediscovery in the 17th century. No bookings are required to visit Castel Gandolfo, so you can plan your visit at your own convenience. Lunch:Zia Rosetta for a fast lunch with yummy salads, sandwiches and juices. If you want to have a longer break, go to Broccoletti or Fafiuchè for delicious Italian cuisine.if you want to save a bit of money, you can find an accommodation around Rome. I recommend you he bungalows of Camping Village Rome, located at only 15 minutes by car from the Vatican city. Regardless of when you’re planning your 6-day trip to Rome, be prepared to encounter lengthy queues at major tourist attractions like the Colosseum or St Peter’s Basilica.