What to do in Rome?

A wonderful city, super fun, easy to find. all the main sites can be done on foot and there is also a great metro that is very easy to find. I have a lot of recommendations, all in the 'Rome 2025'. here are 10 main recommendations: Alico's Culinary Tour: a great experience for those who want to know the tastes of the city and special and authentic places. Alico has recently moved to Barcelona and has a guide that passes the tour. more about the tour and reservations click here. Please note that he is looking to start fasting immediately after registration.

A wonderful city, a super fun book that is easy to find. all the main sites can be made on foot and there is also a great metro that is very easy to find. I have a lot of recommendations, all of themIn the “Roma 2025”

Here are 10 key recommendations:

The Alikos Culinary Tour: A great experience for those who want to know the tastes of the city and special and authentic places. Alikos recently moved to Barcelona and prepared a guide that passes the tour.

More about the tour and the orders.Click here.Please note that he wants to post immediately after the registration.

Testoura - a chic neighborhood, with a lot of restaurants, bars, cafes and small boutique shops. the neighborhood wakes up around the afternoon so it is not worth getting before. this evening is a celebration at all

The Jewish Quarter: A area with a lot of history, troubles that is now full of restaurants and cafes.

Campo Di Fury Market: Food Market with Fruits, Vegetables, Spices, Cheese and Food Dolls. Open on Monday to Saturday 6:00 - 14:00

Colosseum: The Giant Empathy of the Ancient World that was preserved in a magnificent way.Tickets are here.

The Roman Forum and the Platinum Hill - 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.

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 taking a picture there without hundreds of tourists pushing for the fruit 😉 (maybe at 6 am and I am not sure about it)

The Spanish stairs (one of the places photographed in the city), Vía Condotti: a luxury brand street leading to the Spanish stairs.

Shoping: Wia del Coro - a long street with all the favorite brands about the Israelis such as Zara, Mango and more.

Vatican: the smallest country in the world with its enormous museums, the Cistinian Chapel and a chapel in the St. Peter's Silicon.