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Ancient Rome & vatican City

The brief someone sent Tomo

“6 nights in Rome, Italy — Settle into the Old Town townhouse and ease in with an evening walk through the classic piazzas.”

6 days1 flight1 stay€1,416Culture
Why this trip

6 nights in Rome, Italy, mapped out day by day through Rome — a place to sleep and something worth doing on every one of the 6 days.

Good to know

Best season
12-18 May
Pace
Busy, back-to-back plans
Where you sleep
Machiya townhouse, Old Town
Getting around
Trains, transit, and walking
Length
6 days
Budget
€1,416

Loved on Google

  • Trevi Fountain4.7(522K)
  • Il Goccetto4.5(1K)
  • Old Bear4.6(2.2K)
  • Roman Forum4.8(146K)
  • Ce Stamo A Pensà4.7(6.8K)
  • Capitoline Museums4.7(19K)

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The trip, day by day

  1. 1
    Arrival & Historic Center, Rome

    Arrival & Historic Center

    Check in to the Machiya townhouse in Old Town
    Evening stroll: Pantheon, Piazza Navona & Trevi Fountain
    Aperitivo in a back-street enoteca
    Dinner in the Old Town
  2. 2
    Ancient Rome, Rome

    Ancient Rome

    Skip-the-line guided Colosseum tour (early entry)
    Roman Forum & Palatine Hill walk
    Lunch near Monti
    Capitoline Museums or Piazza del Campidoglio
    Sunset at Circus Maximus
  3. 3
    Vatican City, Rome

    Vatican City

    Skip-the-line Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel tour (opening slot)
    St Peter's Basilica visit
    Climb St Peter's dome for city views
    Lunch in Prati
    Castel Sant'Angelo & Tiber riverside walk
  4. 4
    Borghese & Pasta Class, Rome

    Borghese & Pasta Class

    Timed-entry Borghese Gallery visit (Bernini & Caravaggio)
    Stroll through Villa Borghese gardens
    Lunch near the Spanish Steps
    Spanish Steps & shopping on Via dei Condotti
    Evening hands-on pasta-making class with dinner
  5. 5
    Day Trip to Pompeii, Rome

    Day Trip to Pompeii

    High-speed train south toward Naples
    Guided tour of the Pompeii archaeological site
    Lunch near the ruins
    Views of Mount Vesuvius
    Return to Rome in the evening
  6. 6
    Trastevere & Departure, Rome

    Trastevere & Departure

    Morning walk through Trastevere's lanes
    Coffee and last-minute souvenirs
    Check out of the townhouse
    Transfer to airport for KLM return flight

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The trip, chapter by chapter
Arrival & Historic Center, Rome
Day 1 · Rome

Arrival & Historic Center

Settle into the Old Town townhouse and ease in with an evening walk through the classic piazzas. Check in to the Machiya townhouse in Old Town and Evening stroll: Pantheon, Piazza Navona & Trevi Fountain.

Trip budget
€1,416
Flights
€294
Stay
€1,122
Per night
€236

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Day 2 · Rome

Ancient Rome

Skip-the-line access to the Colosseum and the imperial heart of the city, timed early to beat the crowds. Skip-the-line guided Colosseum tour (early entry) and Roman Forum & Palatine Hill walk.

Ancient Rome, Rome
Vatican City, Rome
Day 3 · Rome

Vatican City

Early skip-the-line Vatican tour through the Museums, Sistine Chapel and St Peter's. Skip-the-line Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel tour (opening slot) and St Peter's Basilica visit.

Day 4 · Rome

Borghese & Pasta Class

A timed Borghese Gallery visit paired with a hands-on evening pasta-making class. Timed-entry Borghese Gallery visit (Bernini & Caravaggio) and Stroll through Villa Borghese gardens.

Borghese & Pasta Class, Rome
Day Trip to Pompeii, Rome
Day 5 · Rome

Day Trip to Pompeii

Full-day excursion to the ruins of Pompeii beneath Vesuvius. High-speed train south toward Naples and Guided tour of the Pompeii archaeological site.

Day 6 · Rome

Trastevere & Departure

A relaxed final morning in Trastevere before heading to the airport. Morning walk through Trastevere's lanes and Coffee and last-minute souvenirs.

Trastevere & Departure, Rome

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