ROME TOURS

Don’t forget the famous Spanish Steps as well. The Spanish Steps weren’t built by the Spanish, but were given the name due to their closeness to the Spanish Embassy during their construction in the 19th century. They were designed by an Italian architect, and lead to the entrance of the Church of Trinita dei Monti, which sits at the top of the steps. At the foot of the steps sits the house where the famous English poet John Keats lived and died.

There’s so much more to see and do. Doing research before you arrive in Rome will help you determine your preferences. However, “when in Rome,” as they say, “do as the Romans do” and enjoy these experiences:

The Trevi Fountain – Make a stop at this historic fountain and toss in a coin or two, make your wish, and hum a few bars of that famous song “Three Coins in a Fountain”, inspired by the beauty of this monument.

Dine at a sidewalk café – What could be better than a fine Italian meal with a great view of Rome and its citizens? Outdoor dining in the warm months is the norm, and there’s nothing more relaxing then an al fresco meal.