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Make sure to wake up early, because any trip to Rome would be incomplete without visiting the Vatican and the Vatican Museums. Founded by Pope Julius II in the early 16th century, the Vatican Museums display some of the most astonishing artworks you will ever see in your lifetime. They display works belonging to the Popes’ personal art collections throughout the centuries, including some of the most prominent classical sculptures and masterpieces of the Renaissance.

Private transfers from Rome Fiumicino Leonardo Da Vinci International Airport, Ciampino International Airport, The Port of Civitavecchia, or Termini Station can be arranged for a fee. Valet parking is also available if you are self-driving to Six Senses Rome. Francesca’s writing is something quite unique. There is no major plot going on here. Rather, this is a person who takes these six days for ambling introspection - her relationships, her family, her job, her future. This is messy and even in the end, nothing is boxed up neatly and placed away. Rather this is prose exploring art, freedoms, love and loss. I am somewhat torn by this book. On the one hand there is so much to relate to and embrace and yet …. it does jump around and go off on sudden tangents. It may be six days in Rome but there are a lot of days spent elsewhere. Explore Villa Borghese with Foxtrail: Explore off-the-beaten path areas of Villa Borghese with Foxtrail–a mix between a scavenger hunt and an escape room. Access a map with clues to decipher that will take you to unbelievable places in Villa Borghese. It’s interactive, fun and a great way to explore the Villa Borghese gardens for all ages.I would recommend that you get off the tour at the Vatican City because the one hour they’d give you to visit St. Peter’s Basilica is inadequate for the magnificent edifice. Of the four Papal Basilicas in Rome, St. Peter’s is the largest. It is indeed considered the largest church on Earth. Anyone’s first time in the Basilica is bound to be an unmatched experience. I book my day trip to the Amalfi coast now! I want to visit the Amalfi Coast from Rome Amalfi Coast – Italy Option 4: Visit Civita di Bagnoregio San Luigi dei Francesi Church: Up next, explore the world-famous San Luigi de’ Francesi church, just a few steps away, known for its artistic treasures. Here, you’ll find three of Caravaggio’s masterpieces: The Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, The Inspiration of Saint Matthew and The Calling of St Matthew.

If you plan to use the bus and wish to explore as much of the Vatican as possible, the Omnia Card is the perfect choice for you. Circus Maximus: Begin your itinerary at Circus Maximus (metro stop Circo Massimo), which used to be the largest stadium in ancient Rome, with a capacity of 250,000 – 300,000 people. And nobody in 2000 years has ever beaten Circo Massimo’s capacity. It would still be today, the biggest stadium in the world. Circo Massimo was known for its sports and athletics competitions, but it was most famous for its chariot races, that would last from sunrise to dawn.

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.

Lunch: After visiting the Santa Maria in Cosmedin Church, go ahead and cross the Palatino bridge, and you’ll arrive to the lively Trastevere neighbourhood, where you will be having lunch! Either go to Da Teo, Ai Bozzi da Giovanni, Da Enzo or Osteria Le Mani in Pasta, and don’t forget a reservation! Looking for a unique and enjoyable activity to do with your family? You should consider this Italian cooking class located near the Trevi Fountain.

If you already know your travel dates (or as soon as you will have them!), you should really book your accommodation. The coastal towns of Positano, Amalfi, and Ravello are the main highlights of this region, each known for its unique charm.