What do you do in Rome for 5 days?
I have prepared for you a 5-day guide to the Beautiful Rome..Hey, I am Leat, a tour blogger, all the videos and the full review you will find in the Highlight 'Roma 2025'. along with hundreds of other recommendations in the country and the world. there is a lot to do in Rome. and the main sites are a reasonable walk away from each other and there is also a user-friendly metro.There are the recommendations by day sharing: Day 1: Testoura, the Jewish Quarter and Testoura, the Wisdom of Piazza and the nearby streets I propose to begin to know Rome with the Free Walking Tours - tour to which you need to register in advance and finally pay as much as you want.
I’ve prepared for you a 5 day guide in the Beautiful Rome.
Hi, I am Lita, Blogging Travel, all the videos and full review will be found inIn the “Roma 2025”There are hundreds of other recommendations in the country and in the world.
There is a lot to do in Rome. and the main sites are a reasonable walk away from each other and there is also a user-friendly metro. here are the recommendations by day-shared:
Day 1: Testoura, the Jewish Quarter and Testoura, the Wisdom of Piazza and the nearby streets
I propose to start familiarizing Rome with the Free Walking Tours - the tours to which you need to register in advance and finally pay as much as you want. we took a tour to the Jewish Quarter and the Chicken Terrestore Quarter, which was very successful:Walkative: the best free tours in Europe!
The smart Piazza: A huge and magnificent square surrounded by cafes and restaurants and from it are shurred streets filled with shops and more cafes, glaciers and restaurants.
Day 2: Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Mount Platinum, Ponta di Troy and Pentagon
The Colosseum: The giant theater of the ancient world that was preserved in a wonderful way.Tickets are here.
The Roman Forum and the Mount Platinum- All in the same area: the classic package of Ancient Rome. amazing remains of the Ancient Political and Social Centre, and above all the Platinum Hill that offers a view of the city and the forum.
by Ponta Di Troy- The most iconic fountain in the city (and the most crowded). visitors throw a coin with the back to the fountain to ensure a return to Rome in one wish. we will see you succeed in photographing there without hundreds of tourists pushing for the fruit 😉 (maybe at 6 a.m. and I am not sure of it too)
The Pantheon:A huge and impressive building from the ancient Rome. The roof has a hole in the form of a circle from which the light enters the giant building. The Pantheon is located in the central square and from which small and charming streets come out full of stores
Day 3 – A Dinner Tour of Villa D'Asta
A culinary tour from Alikos: a great experience for those who want to know the tastes of the city and special and authentic places. I made the tour with Alikos himself. he recently moved to Barcelona and prepared a guide that passes his tours in Rome.
More about the tour and the orders.Click here.Please note that he wants to post immediately after the registration.
by Villa D'AstaLess than an hour from Rome, you are waiting for a miraculous creation of gardens, fountains, terraces, stairs and waters, which was so beautiful that the UNESCO was not even standing before and declared it a world heritage site.
Cardinal Ipolito Dasta, who did not really succeed in becoming a Pope, decided to compensate for it with a dream villa that was all-shou – fountains that orchestrated the water like a concert, trails that lead to a breath-stop sights, and cute corners that simply cannot be stopped by photographing.
Day 4: Repair and Popping
The Vatican,The smallest country in the world is in Rome with the enormous museums, the Cistinian Chapel and the Cathedral of St. Peter: Don’t give up.
To not stand as unfinished buy a ticket to the museum with guidance. a ticket without guidance costs 20 euros (just in August 2025), a ticket with guidance costs 40 euros and is worth every euro - it saves you the turn and in addition you will get a comprehensive explanation of the most important exhibitions in the museums that once were the Pope's Palace.
After the visit to the museums you will walk a quarter hour in the direction.St. Peter's Square and St. Peter's BasilicaOne of the greatest and most impressive churches in the city.
The shopping is worth starting in the area of the Spanish stairs (one of the places photographed in the city). from there are two streets that you should know: Via Condotti: Luxury Brands Street Via del Coro - a long street with all the favorite brands of the Israelis such as Zara, Mango and more.
Day 5 :Castello Gandolfo and Lake Albano
40 minutes by train from Rome and you are in an Italian town sitting on a hill, looking at a blue lake surrounded by mountains, with a sweet central square, small slopes and coffee with perfect views.
In the heart of the city is the Pope's Summer Palace – an impressive building with magnificent gardens you can visit.
And if that’s not enough, a quarter-hour down from the center and you’re in Lake Albano – a beautiful volcano lake, which offers a walk, restaurants with views and beaches to swim.
