Rome
Rome, Lazio, Italy
The Eternal City is a glorious mash-up of ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and buzzing piazzas. One moment you’re standing before the Colosseum, the next you’re sipping espresso in a hidden courtyard. Layers of history unfold with every step—emperors, popes, and artists have all left their mark—yet Rome still feels alive and vibrant, from trattorias serving carbonara to locals zipping by on Vespas
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Top Things to Do
Explore Trastevere at Dawn – Before the tourists wake, wander cobblestone alleys when it feels like a village frozen in time.
Underground Rome Tour – Catacombs, crypts, and even the eerie Capuchin bone chapel.
Cooking Class in a Roman Home – Learn to make carbonara and tiramisù with a local nonna or chef.
Row a Boat in Villa Borghese Gardens – Quiet escape with postcard-worthy city views.
Aperitivo Crawl in Monti – Hip Roman neighborhood where locals sip spritzes and nibble cicchetti.
Top Things to See
Basilica di San Clemente – A time machine church layered on top of a 4th-century basilica and a 1st-century Mithraic temple.
Quartiere Coppedè – A whimsical neighborhood of fairy-tale architecture that looks nothing like the rest of Rome.
Palazzo Altemps – A hushed palace filled with exquisite ancient statues, away from the Vatican mobs.
Aventine Keyhole – Peek through a literal keyhole for a perfectly framed view of St. Peter’s Basilica.
Testaccio Market Street Art – Colorful murals tucked into a local neighborhood market, plus fantastic street food.
