Lazio

In Rome the most popular streets are great for exploring on foot, with many iconic sights you’ll find along the way. Brimming with over 900 churches, ancient structures, and the priceless museums of the Vatican, Rome promises to be a rollercoaster ride for the senses. A good way to get your bearings and plan a sightseeing itinerary

Rome has dozens of districts, each with its own architectural quirks, monuments and atmosphere. So how do you decide which to visit first? We asked international travellers what their favourite thing was about every Rome district. This is what they said. Food The legendary Piazza Navona Navona is one of Rome’s oldest neighbourhoods and there are enough

We asked international travellers what they love most about each of Rome’s distinctive neighbourhoods and this is part one of what they told us. Ancient Landmarks Rome’s ancient rooftops at sunset The Appio Latino neighbourhood is home to the Baths of Caracalla (which are just as ornate and magisterial as you’d expect from a Roman Emperor), the Circus of

A great amphitheatre built beside the Roman Forum – at the foot of the Palatine Hill – the Colosseum was once the stage for the gladiatorial battles that entertained the Roman Empire. Follow in the footsteps of the ancient Romans and climb sun-baked, stone steps to imagine the roaring crowds and gory entertainment down below.