Kalemi Travel presents this Rome Tour that we as a leading Travel Solutions International Agency suggest and offer to other travel agencies and tour operators around the world. Read through this Rome Tour to learn what this capital is all about.

Rome is a big European city and there is a lot to do, so I’d recommend spending at least four or five days there. Rome is absolutely incredible and not to be missed, so be prepared to fall in love with this city. You wil be able to see a combination of gorgeous ancient buildings, delicious Italian cuisine and some sunshine that will make you feel more energetic.
Wondering what to visit in Rome?

Keep reading this Rome Tour to learn what we, as travel agents suggest for you:

1-The Colosseum

The Colosseum is the main symbol of Rome. It is an imposing construction that, with almost 2,000 years of history, will bring you back in time to discover the way of life in the Roman Empire.
It is a Flavian amphitheater, built in the first century AD. It was the biggest amphitheater in the Roman Empire and was used as the stage for the famous Gladiator fights where gladiators fought against each other or against animals. Entrance is free on the first Sunday of every month.

2-Fontana di Trevi

It’s the most top reviewed place on Google, it’s extremely crowded so just know it’s going to be hard to get that Insta shot, but it’s really beautiful and it’s cool that the water is provided by an ancient aqueduct!
The legend is that if you want to return to Rome, you toss one coin. If you’re single and want to return to Rome with someone who loves you, you toss two coins. And if you have someone who loves you but you want to return to Rome, by yourself, you toss three coins!

3-The Pantheon

Pantheon is located in the middle of a completely normal residential area. The interior has the shape of a cylinder covered by a half of a sphere; the height of the cylinder is equal to the radius of the sphere, and is 43.3 meters. There are no windows inside but the large oculus!
Entrance is free, but do keep in mind the long (though fast-moving) queue.

4-Roman Forum

This sprawling architectural site includes the Temple of Saturn, Temple of Venus and Roma, Temple of Caesar, Temple of Romulus, Arch of Septimus Severus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine as well as other buildings like the Senate, King’s headquarters, record office, a prison and so many more.
The Roman Forum was the scene of public meetings, law courts, and gladiatorial combats in republican times and was lined with shops and open-air markets.

5-Basilica di Santa Maria in Ara Coeli

Santa Maria in Aracoeli is a titular Basillica in the heart of the City. Thousands of tourists visit year round to admire the history and beauty of the Gothic architecture, to see the Santo Bambino of Aracoeli, and to climb up the monumental stairway of 124 steps oustide one of Rome’s most cherished churches.
The architectural style of Santa Maria is Romanesque, Gothic. Tourists may see the famous Gothic stained-glass window from the bottom of the stairs outside the church. The church contains three naves, divided by twenty-two Roman columns. All of the columns were taken from different antique monuments and Roman ruins.

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Rome Tour of Hotels:

1-Lifestyle Suites

A noble Palace built in 1440, where the charm of the past is perfectly mixed with the most contemporary comfort and luxury.
Gives the opportunity to people from all over the world on vacation in Rome to look out of the window of one of the most important historical buildings in the city and enjoy the view of Piazza Navona.

2-Residenza Napoleone III

Named after Emperor Napoleon III, who lived here in 1830, the Residenza Napoleone III consists of two apartments: the Napoleone Suite (which has an optional extra bedroom called the Blue Room) and the Roof Garden Suite.
The Residenza Napoleone III, owned by Prince Pietro and Letizia Ruspoli has retained its splendour and historical furnishings and artworks so that it is a place of living history. The Residenza Napoleone III is the type of residence you might only expect to find illustrated on the pages of a storybook.

3- Hotel de Russie

Located between two of Rome’s most picturesque piazzas, Piazza di Spagna and Piazza del Popolo, Hotel de Russie is one of the Eternal City’s most prestigious luxury hotels. Frequented by fashion and film people, affluent tourists and style-conscious business travellers, the hotel is the entirely refurbished avatar of an earlier establishment popular with artists like Picasso and Jean Cocteau.

4- Portrait Roma Hotel

It’s a grand townhouse and stylish refuge in Rome’s most exclusive address on Via Condotti. Set in the heart of the Eternal City’s high fashion district, it is in walking distance of the Spanish Steps. This unique property offers a different style of hospitality, intimacy, and privacy. There is a roof terrace with some of the most panoramic views in Rome, where aperitifs can be enjoyed of an evening, and where you can choose to have breakfast served if you don’t want it in your room.

5-La Scelta di Goethe

“La Scelta di Goethe” is a luminous and peaceful isle in the heart of Rome, surrounded by a unique view, where ancient history is life’s soundtrack. There is an inviting library, with a delightful mix of Italian architecture books and works by Goethe and Dante, as well as a writing bureau by the window, evoking the days of the Grand Tour.