{"id":672958,"date":"2022-10-05T11:01:00","date_gmt":"2022-10-05T08:01:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/?p=672958"},"modified":"2024-04-21T03:29:22","modified_gmt":"2024-04-21T00:29:22","slug":"what-to-see-in-rome-in-2-days-on-your-own-route-photo-description-map","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tourism.com.de\/en\/what-to-see-in-rome-in-2-days-on-your-own-route-photo-description-map\/","title":{"rendered":"What to see in Rome in 2 days on your own – route, photo, description, map"},"content":{"rendered":"

Walking along the streets of the ancient city<\/a>, admiring its hills, palace<\/a>s, ancient ruins, it is as if you are reliving the history<\/a> of mankind, frozen in the eternal sights<\/a> of Rome, again and again. The brilliance of the lights of advertising signs, new architectural buildings, traffic flows does not prevent you from plunging into the atmosphere of bygone times. The main thing is to think car<\/a>efully about what to see<\/a> in Rome in 2 days on your own<\/a> and organize a tireless walk. An approximate trip plan may include a visit to the central part of the city<\/a>.<\/p>\n

How to get from<\/a> the airport to the center<\/a><\/h2>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

Suppose acquaintance with the country begins with an international airport (for example, the largest in Fiumicino). There are a number of taxis next to it. For a high fee, you can quickly get to any area<\/a> of \u200b\u200bRome. A more economical way is to travel<\/a> by rail on the economy train<\/a> Leonardo Express. The train station is located at the airport and trains leave every half an hour. The duration of the trip is 40 minutes. ticket price is about 15 \u20ac. A popular way to get to the center of Rome<\/a> is to pre-book a car<\/a> with a driver.<\/p>\n

Order a private transfer from the airport to your hotel for 3 896 RUB<\/a><\/p>\n

First day<\/h2>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The city does not have a central square surrounded by ancient churches and palaces. Ancient Rome was all the center<\/a>, and all roads led to the famous imperial forums. They lived life with its sorrows and joys. Now the historical center of Rome is called the area between the river and the seven hills. Here the settlement created by Romulus was born, Caesar reigned, Michelangelo and Cellini created their eternal masterpieces.<\/p>\n

Villa Borghese<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The ancient park on the slopes of Pincho Hill cannot be explored in detail quickly, in one walk. You can only relax<\/a> a little in the green heart of Rome and see<\/a> the ancient masterpieces created by the hands of famous masters. Villa Borghese appeared here around 1610. The lands of the central part of the city were transfer<\/a>red to the possession of the famous family in the middle of the century. Famous sculptors and architects were involved in the construction of the villa for Cardinal Scipione Borghese. At the same time, the “pleasure park” was born.<\/p>\n

The cardinal was conside<\/a>red a fan of art, sculptures. He was able to organize a famous gallery of works of art created in antiquity. Now there are about 600 paintings, hundreds of sculptures of different times, fresco panels, painted ceilings, rare marble floors. The walls of the villa are decorated with paintings by Caravaggio, Raphael, Titian, Rubens, Veronese. The steps of the famous Spanish Steps lead to the villa. It has long become not just a beautiful building in the park, but an important National Museum with a huge number of art objects.<\/p>\n

Viewpoint on Pincho Hill<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The start of a two-day trip<\/a> to Rome from Villa Borghese was not chosen by chance. On top of the most famous hill, you can breathlessly see the entire center of the ancient city at once. Consider its majestic buildings, streets hidden between buildings, a beautiful park<\/a>. Unique water clock, standing in a small tower in the middle of the pond next to the observation deck, and think about the next route<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Roads are laid along the slope of the hill, forming tiers at different heights. From anywhere you can admire the surroundings. Endless roofs made of bright tiles, narrow streets, domes, church spiers, contour<\/a>s of architectural buildings from different eras amaze with harmony and grandeur. The panoramic view is complemented by the beautiful greenery of the park, which lives on a hill.<\/p>\n

Piazza del Popolo<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The gardens of the Pincio hill make Piazza del Popolo even more beautiful, hanging over it like a green tent, guarding its ancient history<\/a>. On the most famous square, the inhabitants of the city gathered for trade, making important decisions. Terrible executions were carried out here, the main roads of Rome began. The sounds of water in the ancient aqueduct, the sound of footsteps on the preserved pavements are reminiscent of the times when fearless warriors walked along the Flaminian Way. The name of the square is determined by the meaning “people”.<\/p>\n

The formation of the square began in the 16th century. Its modern appearance appeared in the IXX century. Ancient architectural elements have been preserved (Church of Santa Maria, twin churches, fountains<\/a>, an obelisk, statue<\/a>s, a fortress wall dating back to 273). The ancient rectangular square has turned into an ellipse, bounded by a beautiful balustrade. It is decorated with an interest<\/a>ing sculptural group “Sea<\/a>sons”.<\/p>\n

In the center of the square stands a unique<\/a> Egypt<\/a>ian obelisk, which used to stand next to the temple<\/a> of the god Ra in Egypt<\/a>. The three-level square has become a favorite place for hiking. During its design, it was possible to realize a single ensemble of the city using ancient buildings. On their first floors there are numerous shops, cafes, boutiques, interesting for tourists<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Plaza of Spain<\/a><\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The name of the square is associated with the appearance of the Polish embassy. By the time the first Spaniards arrived in the 17th century, there were many hotels<\/a> for foreigners and beautiful buildings. The luxurious palace of Monaldeschi housed the embassy. In its north<\/a>ern part<\/a>, the church of Trenita dei Monti, built in the 16th century by order of Louis XII, has been preserved. Divine services in French are still heard under its vaults. There is a legend that at night the ghost of Cagliostro's beloved Lorenza Felicini walks on the square.<\/p>\n

An important attraction of the square is the famous Barcaccia fountain. An ancient engineering structure that made it possible to solve the technical problems of delivering water from the Aqua Virgo aqueduct. It is made of snow-white marble in the form of a submerged boat, from which water flows. It shows heraldic symbols in the form of the sun and bees belonging to the Barberini dynasty. The monument reminds the inhabitants of the city of the flood of 1598. Nearby is another unique place of the Spanish Steps Square.<\/p>\n

spanish stairs<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

Plaza de Espa\u00f1a starts at the foot of the stairs leading to the church of Trinita dei Monti. It was built in 1726 according to the design of the architects Specchi, de Sanctisoma. 138 steps made of travertine have an original concave shape, different sizes, span widths. At any time of the year, the atmosphere of the holiday reigns on the steps. Walkers gather here, celebrations take place. In spring, the stairs are decorated with blooming azaleas, and on Christmas<\/a> there are performances.<\/p>\n

Famous couturiers present their new collections here. Since the development of cinematography, stairs have often been used as necessary scenery. It was used for filming the movie “Roman Holiday”. The steps of the stairs serve as an excellent viewing platform. They offer views of the beautiful surroundings. The architectural landmark of the Baroque style has become a favorite place among young people.<\/p>\n

Trevi Fountain<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

Not far from the Spanish Steps is a small Piazza Piazzadi Trevi. At its center is the world<\/a>-famous Trevi Fountain. Sea<\/a>horses, newts pull the sea shell, in which the king of the seas<\/a>, the oceans, the formidable Neptune sits. He is accompanied by numerous allegorical figures. He leaves the niche of the Palazzo Poli. Together with the facade of the palace, the sculptural forms look harmonious and impressive. The height of the fountain is 26 m. Its width is 22 m.<\/p>\n

The attraction was created around 1762 by the architect Salvi. Around the fountain are steps in the form of an ancient amphitheater. They are always bus<\/a>y with a romantically inclined audience. Against the backdrop of the fountain's silver jets, the film “LaDolceVita” was filmed. The famous model Claudia Slate bathed in them. The composition is equipped with original lighting at night. To see her again, you need to throw a coin into the fountain and make a wish.<\/p>\n

Pantheon<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

A temple dedicated to all the gods appeared in 27 BC. It was originally pagan and much later converted to Christian. Since 609, it has become the church of St. Mary and the Martyrs. On major holidays<\/a>, divine services are still held in it. The majestic building, erected in the form of a rotunda, with columns, a dome, is well preserved. It has become a model of perfection on earth. The pantheon houses the tombs of famous names from the ancient world.<\/p>\n

Among them are the burials of Raphael Santi, Victor Emmanuel II, and other kings of the country. In the center of the dome there is a small window “the eye of the Pantheon” or “ocupus”. Light passes through it, and during the prayer service, rose petals are dropped from here, symbolizing the descent of the Holy Spirit. There is a legend that the hole was made by evil spirits fleeing the temple at the sound of the first Mass. The inner walls of the Pantheon are lined with marble, and porphyry slabs have been preserved on the floor.<\/p>\n

Ancient frescoes, statues of Agrippa, Hadrian at the entrance, a massive bronze door, powerful walls (their thickness is 6 m), covered with scars of centuries and going deep underground, create a feeling of two thousa<\/a>nd years of antiquity. On a neat facade with columns, a huge dome, the inscription “M. AGRIPPA LF COS TERTIUM FECIT.<\/p>\n

Castle<\/a> of the Holy Angel<\/h3>\n

\"What<\/a><\/p>\n

The architectural ensemble was formed during the reign of Emperor Hadrian. A huge building in the shape of a cube, lined with marble, travertine, decorated with a mausoleum made of volcanic stone, served as a burial place for members of the imperial family, Anthony Piy, Mark Antony and many close associates (the urns with the ashes are lost). The tomb got its name (as follows from the existing legend) in honor of the Archangel Michael on the occasion of the end of the plague of 590. A statue created by Montelupo appeared on the territory of the castle<\/a> (Angel's courtyard).<\/p>\n

Visit<\/a>ors to Castel Sant'Angelo are invited to see the following attractions<\/a>:<\/p>\n

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  1. Courtyard of the Savior. This is where the execution of the condemned took place. In the chapel of the Holy Crucifixion they prayed for the last time. Through the Roman atrium one could go to the tomb of Hadrian.<\/li>\n
  2. Patio of the Angel with the Hall of Clement III, a beautiful bath built by Giovanni da Udine.<\/li>\n
  3. Treasury. It kept the wealth of the pontiffs, there was a library, the apartments<\/a> of Count Cagliostro.<\/li>\n
  4. Angel Terrace. It offers a panoramic view of the city.<\/li>\n
  5. Covered gallery with halls of Perseus, Via Paolina, arsenal.<\/li>\n
  6. Corridor, hall. Here were the ashes of the emperor. The banners of the infantry of Italy<\/a> are now kept.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Umberto I Bridge<\/a><\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    A three-arch bridge across the Tiber River was built according to the project of the architect Angelo Vescovali around 1895 (the bridge was built for 10 years). It connected the city center<\/a> with the surrounding area. The length of the ancient structure reaches 105 m, the width is 20 m. King Umberto I and his wife Margaret of Savoy attended the opening of the bridge. Passing over the bridge allowed us to quickly find ourselves next to the Constitutional Court in the Palace of Justice.<\/p>\n

    For tourists<\/a>, the building serves as an excellent observation deck, overlooking St. Peter's Cathedral, built in the 16th century, the ancient footbridge of the Holy Angel. This is one of the opportunities for a short trip<\/a> around Rome to see the statues created by the famous Bernini in the Baroque style (out of 10 statues, two were made by the master himself, the rest<\/a> by his students). In the hands of every angel are the tools that caused the suffering of Christ. Each statue is inscribed with scripture lines.<\/p>\n

    Second day<\/h2>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    In the early morning of the second day of your trip to Rome, it is useful to have a cup of coffee in one of the Piazza Navona cafes, to try the famous Tartufo ice cream, invented here. At the same time, do not forget to visit the famous Papa Carlo shop, take pictures next to Pinocchioo, take a ride around the ancient city with the children<\/a> in the Time Elevator time machine and think over a plan for a difficult hiking trip to the sights<\/a> of Rome.<\/p>\n

    Coliseum<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    The visiting card of Rome is no longer the venue for the famous gladiator fights. The sad monument of ancient Rome served as a theater “giving bread and circuses” to the rulers of the country, confirming the power of their power. The events that took place on the territory of the greatest architectural creation distracted residents from the indignation in connection with the current policy. The Colosseum was built on the lands of the hated Nero.<\/p>\n

    Previously, there was a tall statue of Nero, made of bronze, covered with gold. The celebration in honor of the opening of the Colosseum lasted almost 100 days. Almost 2,000 brave gladiators and 3,000 animals kept in the dungeons of the Colosseum died during the event. The bodies of the dead were dumped into a deep well, specially built on the territory. Initially, the Colosseum (colossal) was called “Flavian Amphitheater”, “Caesar's Amphitheatre”, “Arena”.<\/p>\n

    In architectural design, the Colosseum did not look like classical temples with columns and beautiful pediments. The numerous arches of the Colosseum are like honeycombs connected in the shape of an ellipse. Now the ruins of the building have been preserved for tour<\/a>ists, the dungeons have been excavated, the third tier, the wooden walkway in the auditorium have been restore<\/a>d. Sometimes, concerts and divine services of the Pope of Rome are held near the ancient walls. In 2007, the remaining ruins were added to the UNESCO World Heritage List<\/a>.<\/p>\n

    Triumphal Arch of Constantine<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    Leaving the territory of the Colosseum, it is impossible not to notice the ancient arch of Constantine. The first mention of the attraction dates back to 315. This is one of the oldest monuments of the past. The height of the arch reaches 21 meters. It is decorated with statues, bas-reliefs brought from different historical zones of Rome. The arch is considered a symbol of the transfer of power to the Catholic Church from the emperors.<\/p>\n

    There is a legend according to which the emperor Constantine (who visited Rome only twice), during the battle at the Malvian bridge, noticed a cross in the sky and heard the words “Conquer this”. He accepted the cross and defeated the emperor Maxentius. In honor of this victory, the Arch of Constantine was built. At the same time, the architects of the emperor used the decorations of other buildings, replacing the faces of the previous rulers of Rome with the image of Constantine. At this time, the emperor, who was a pagan, converted to Christianity.<\/p>\n

    Triumphal Arch of Titus<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    According to the ancient traditions<\/a> of Rome, any victory was accompanied by a solemn entry into the city center<\/a> with trophies captured through special arches. The main life took place in the Roman Forum surrounded by majestic buildings. One of them was a beautiful arch built in honor of the victory of Emperor Titus after the capture of Jerusa<\/a>lem. It was erected in 81 during the reign of the son Titus on the Sacred Road connecting the Capitol and Palatine hills. On one side of the arch overlooks the Colosseum, on the other the Roman Forum. The height of a single-span arch reaches 15.4 m, width 13.5 m, depth 4.75 m.<\/p>\n

    It is decorated with semi-columns of Pentel marble. Figures of winged Victorias are carved in the corners. The inner walls of the arch are decorated with interesting<\/a> bas-reliefs depicting a procession with trophies after the war. An inscription with information about the war has been preserved above the span. Previously, the arch was decorated with a statue of Titus on a Roman chariot with four horses. The arch is one of the finest examples of ancient Roman architecture.<\/p>\n

    Roman forum<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    In the ancient empire, here was the political, religious center of Rome. “The path of sorrow and joy” was this road. It sounded victorious sounds of commanders who returned from successful battles, warriors marched, mournful melodies of chains on the legs of prisoners were heard. A road was created on the territory of impenetrable swamps between three hills. In the VIII century BC. e. burials took place here. Tarquinius Priscus ordered to drain the valley, make a sewer, and tamp the road.<\/p>\n

    Buildings gradually grew on the site, the central square of the city, called the Roman Forum, was formed. Trade and court cases took place in the busy city center<\/a>. After the fall of the empire of Rome, the forum fell into disrepair. Archaeological excavations took place in the 19th century. Now it is considered a landmark of the city and is located<\/a> 10 m below ViadeiForiImperiali Avenue. The ruins of the Roman Empire are still hidden under the busy modern highway.<\/p>\n

    Forum Nerva<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    Among the imperial roads of Rome, the forum was the smallest. The forum was called Transitorium (meaning passage or passage). The end of its construction took place during the reign of Domitian in 97. A long section (120 by 45 m in size) was located between the forums of Veslasian and Augustus. It connected the Roman Forum with the Argilet area. This path in ancient times was called the “Pallas Forum”. It was decorated with a temple of the goddess Minerva, standing not far from the building in honor of Mars the Avenger. In 1606, the sanctuary was destroyed by order of Pope Paul V.<\/p>\n

    From the building material of the temple, the Aqua Paola fountain, the Borgia chapel in the temple of Santa Maria Maggiore, and the columned hall were built. The building was destroyed in the 20th century. The building material was reused for other structures. Mussolini later ordered the construction of Via dei Fori Imperiali here. From the ancient structure, two white marble columns, part of the facade with the image of Minerva, a frieze with a beautiful decoration of sculptures have been preserved. The rest of the forum is under the avenue.<\/p>\n

    August Forum<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    During the reign of Emperor Augustus, the economic center of Rome was formed between the hills in the place of small rivers and swamps. Initially, the new “shop” was located outside the city. The place was quickly ennobled and, along with the growth of Rome, it became known as the forum of Augustus, which became an active public area. The main building of the forum was the Temple of Mars the Avenger. Parts of the building have been preserved: three columns, part of the wall, stairs leading to the altar, fountains, niches. They talk about its large original size.<\/p>\n

    The outer facades of the temple were decorated with statues of gods made by famous masters of antiquity. In the center stood a statue of the god Mars, surrounded by sculptural creations from the figures of Venus, Caesar. After the adoption of Christianity, the economic center, and with it the forum, fell into disrepair. The grandiose buildings surrounding the road were dismantled for the needs of the construction of Christian churches. For a long time the place was called “cow field”. Lonely pieces of columns, ruins of buildings, spoke of the former greatness of the forum. An interesting collection of found artifacts is organized in the open air at the forum.<\/p>\n

    Trajan's Forum<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    In 106, 113 AD, the architect Apollodorus of Damascus, at the request of Emperor Troyan, created a path 300 m long and 165 m wide. It was located opposite the Roman Forum on the cut Quirinal Hill and consisted of a large number of covered colonnades. Among them stands the 40-meter Trajan's Column or the dominant of the forum. It was erected from 20 pieces of the purest Carrara marble as a sign of the victory of the Romans over the troops of the Thracian tribes.<\/p>\n

    The entire surface of the column depicts the triumph of Trajan in the form of complex sculptural bas-reliefs. The height of the attraction is 38 m. Inside the column is hollow and a spiral staircase passes through it, allowing you to climb to the top. The column still serves as a kind of gravestone for Trajan. At the base of the column is a door leading to the interior of the column. Urns with the ashes of Trajan and his wife Pompeii Plotina are kept here. During the inspection of the Forum, the column can be seen at a distance for security<\/a> reasons<\/a>.<\/p>\n

    Capitoline Museums<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    On the Capitoline Hill of Rome, next to the Roman Forum, is the most visited complex of attractions<\/a> in Rome. A ticket to visit the Capitoline Museums must be purchased in advance. For a short stay in the city, it is recommended to visit the three main palaces of the museum ensemble. The primary buildings were destroyed and looted. The revival of the palaces of the Capitol began on the orders of King Charles V in 1536. The work was supervised by the famous Michelangelo Buanarotti. He was commissioned to create palaces to house the collection donated by Sixtus IV.<\/p>\n

    It consisted of works of art, coins of different centuries, jewelry, ancient bronze statues. Rare ancient artifacts are still kept in the collections of the palaces. The basis of the complex were: two palaces of the Palazzo Conservatori, Nuovo, Kapitaliyskaya Square, the Palace of Senators. Between themselves, the palaces are connected by underground tunnels passing under the square. Through them, a passage is opened to the Lapidarium gallery with the ruins of ancient dwellings, collections of ancient inscriptions on stones. The entrance to the tunnels is located next to the Roman Forum.<\/p>\n

    There are four expositions on the square:<\/p>\n

    The central part of the square with the Capitoline Museums is occupied by a statue of Emperor Marcus Aurelius. This is a rare treasure of antiquity, owned by museums. The Capitoline Museum stores the world's sculptural masterpieces: the Capitoline Wolf, the Dying Gaul, the Capitoline Brutus. Boy pulling a splinter Colossus of Constantine.<\/p>\n

    Monument to Victor Emmanuel II<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    The representative of the Savoy dynasty, Victor Emmanuel II, managed to return the country to its lands, to create a single state. He accepted the title of king by the results of the vote of the people of the country in 1861. And he became the first king of the united kingdom. After his measure in 1878, it was decided to create a monument glorifying the king and the entire historical period, called the Risorgimento. It ran from 1815 to 1861 and was associated with the struggle against foreign domination.<\/p>\n

    For almost 30 years, a grandiose structure was erected on the slopes of Capitol Hill. Many ancient buildings of this place have been demolished. Among them were the arch of San Marco, which connected the Palace of Venice<\/a> with the Capitol, the buildings of the Arcelli monastery, the tower of Paul III. Some of the ancient Roman buildings have been preserved and are located on the right side of the square. The monument to the king (Vittoriano) was created in the form of a snow-white monument at the foot of the hill.<\/p>\n

    It is simultaneously simple, graceful, majestic and solemn. The King is seated on a high plinth of the Vittoriano. In the central part of the monument is the Altar of the Fatherland. Interesting bas-reliefs surround it from all sides. The portico of the monument is adorned with statues representing the unity of the 16 regions of Italy<\/a>. An eternal flame burns at the monument. The guard of honor guards the mogul of the unknown soldier.<\/p>\n

    Venice<\/a> square<\/h3>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    The construction of the residence of Cardinal Paul II in the middle of the 15th century is considered the beginning of the formation of the largest square in the city. The Palace of Venice was built from nearby quarries, including the Colosseum. In those days, ancient monuments were not very appreciated. The lover of the holidays<\/a>, Paul II moved the festivities to the new square and Via del Corso. There was plenty of room for wild horses to race. King Victor Emmanuel banned them after the death of a teenager in 1874.<\/p>\n

    Roads leading to different parts of the city began from a huge square. From it begins the famous street of the Imperial Forums, leading to the Colosseum. Sometimes the area is called the geometric center of Rome. The central building of the Piazza Palace of Venice was the property of Austria, the embassy of the Republic of Venice, the seat of Mussolini's fascist party. His office with a balcony now adorns the flag of Italy<\/a>. Inside the palace is the Museum of the country's region.<\/p>\n

    In it you can see paintings dedicated to the historical events of Italy, starting from the Middle Ages. On the square there is a fountain of Cones, found during archaeological excavations. In the corner of the square, not far from the church of San Marco, stands the famous “talking” statue of Madame Lucrezia. According to the traditions of Rome, notes criticizing the authorities, satirical works on political topics were attached to it. Now these activities are prohibited.<\/p>\n

    Travel Tips<\/a><\/h2>\n

    \"What<\/a><\/p>\n

    Useful tips<\/a> for tourists making an independent trip around the city:<\/p>\n

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    1. For accommodation it is better to choose<\/a> a hotel room. If you're lucky, you can take part in effective discounts<\/a>. Cheaper hostel options are available close to the train station filled with people.<\/li>\n
    2. In McDonald's, you can expect a potato, a burger for a very long time. Many convenient pizzerias, cafes for a quick bite next to the Campo dei Fiori morning market.<\/li>\n
    3. Shopping<\/a> is easy at the large Porta Portese market. Everything is here. Do not forget about the issue of discounts on any product.<\/li>\n
    4. It is better to buy products in shops on Via Cola di Rienzo. It passes near the Vatican.<\/li>\n
    5. In Rome, there are two tariffs used to pay for taxi<\/a> fares: the first for the zone within the ring road, the second outside it. They differ. It is better to ask about the route<\/a> of movement before starting the trip.<\/li>\n
    6. 6 For guests of the city, there are cards that work as travel<\/a> tickets and allow you to visit at least three museums, archaeological sites, travel<\/a> by public transport all day long.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

      Itinerary<\/a> for Rome for 2 days on the map<\/a><\/h2>\n