#what to see in rome

[koralgo]

3 Days in Rome? Looking for a Perfect Itineraries?

Searching for the ideal all-inclusive schedule for 3 days in Rome? Keep reading for the top attractions, viewpoints, and best hotels in Rome.

Undoubtedly, three days is hardly sufficient to explore all that Rome has in store. Therefore, there's no need to fret if you can't tick off every item on your Rome bucket list. However, with strategic itinerary planning, your three-day in Italy can indeed cover the must-see attractions and provide you with a profound essence of the city.

The Best Hotels in Rome, Italy to Stay

Albergo del Senato - ⭐️ 4.8/5 rating

Anantara Palazzo Naiadi - ⭐️ 4.6/5 rating

Best Western Hotel Globus - ⭐️ 4.2/5 rating

Aleph Rome Hotel- ⭐️ 4.6 rating

Antico Albergo del Sole al Pantheon - ⭐️4.2/5 rating

Bio Hotel Raphael- ⭐️4.4/5 rating

A Quick 3 Days Rome Itineraries

Day 1:

09:00 AM: Start your day with a visit to Via Appia Antica, an ancient Roman road filled with history and picturesque ruins (2.5 hours).

11:30 AM: Enjoy a leisurely lunch break (1 hour).

12:30 PM: Head to Testaccio market for a taste of local flavors and vibrant atmosphere (1 hour 15 minutes).

01:45 PM: Explore the charming Testaccio neighborhood, known for its authentic Roman ambiance (1 hour 15 minutes).

03:15 PM: Journey to St. Peter's Basilica for awe-inspiring architecture and religious significance (1 hour 15 minutes).

04:30 PM: Take some time to wander around the Vatican City and soak in its grandeur (1 hour).

06:00 PM: Conclude your day with dinner and relaxation.

Day 2:

09:00 AM: Begin your day with a visit to the Jewish Ghetto of Rome, steeped in history and cultural significance (1 hour 15 minutes).

10:15 AM: Explore the picturesque neighborhood of Trastevere, famous for its narrow streets and lively atmosphere (3 hours).

01:15 PM: Enjoy a quick lunch break to savor local cuisine (30 minutes).

01:45 PM: Head to Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano, one of the most important churches in Rome (1 hour 15 minutes).

03:00 PM: Visit the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, renowned for its stunning mosaics and architecture (1 hour).

04:15 PM: Take a leisurely stroll through the surrounding area and perhaps grab a coffee at a nearby cafe.

06:00 PM: Relax and unwind in the evening at your accommodation or explore nearby dining options.

Day 3:

09:00 AM: Begin your day with a peaceful walk through the beautiful Villa Borghese Gardens (1 hour).

10:00 AM: Visit the iconic Spanish Steps and explore the upscale shopping street, Via dei Condotti (1 hour).

11:00 AM: Head to the Quirinal Palace & Gardens for a guided tour (2 hours 5 minutes, €3 entrance fee).

01:30 PM: Enjoy a leisurely lunch break to recharge for the afternoon (30 minutes).

02:00 PM: Explore the Galleria Alberto Sordi for some retail therapy and architectural beauty (1 hour 15 minutes).

03:15 PM: Visit the historic Pantheon, a marvel of ancient Roman engineering (45 minutes).

04:00 PM: Take a leisurely stroll around the surrounding area, perhaps indulging in some gelato or espresso.

05:30 PM: Conclude your trip with dinner at a local restaurant and reflect on your time in Rome.

Feel free to adjust the schedule based on your preferences and interests! By using Rome itinerary generator, you can custom your days, activities and much more!

[stewyhosseini-bf]

they are literally brothers that's his little brother man!!!!!! you don't get it!!!!!!

[pupkinpumpkin]

EVERYONE WAKE THE FUCK UP

[sforzesco]

spartacus and crassus :)

this is actually a rejected panel from a much longer comic I’ve been fucking around with on and off for awhile- I had plans to do a long form spartacus comic for a long time, I just keep missing the last book on my research list in second hand stores 😔 I always have money when the last copy sells out aughhh

anyway! I might call crassus my girl in the group chat, but I’ve actually spent more years wishing that spartacus got to run crassus through on his sword and then read the fate of rome out of his entrails. ALAS. on that note, isn’t it kind of interesting how spartacus’ funeral games for crixus turn roman order upside down and feel like both a foundational sacrifice and a curse? isn’t it kind of fun how crassus will not die in rome, and neither will pompey, who came in like a vulture to take credit for crassus’ work? (it’s VERY fun)

Plutarch, Crassus

[entropyvoid]

Golden Hour (+ lineart below cut)

I took a picture of the lines for once and did some basic crappy photo editing on my phone, so you could probably print this out and use it as a coloring page or something if you so wish lol. Do with it what you will.

[evilios]

Bronze statuette of Apollo Citharoedus

Currently at Staatliche Antikensammlungen, Munich.

Photo source: 🏺

[rachiebeee]

trials of apollo but instead of leo getting revived its octavian. calypso not understanding who he is, what he's done, grieves leo's death but doesn't blame octavian.

and then they make it to camp half blood and apollo - his ancestor, the one who had supported him and let him see into the future. a future where the greeks destroyed new rome, one that he had been desperate to avoid. even at the cost of his morality and his sanity.

the same ancestor who had rescinded his support, and octavian had convinced himself it was because the damned greeks were trying to control his gods.

that ancestor was disappointed to see him alive, had been hoping that the other one had survived. and it wasn't just apollo. everyone at camp treated him with varying levels of disgust, every single one of them made it known to him in some shape or form that they hated that he was alive. that they would have preferred him dead.

anyway i haven't actually thought this through, but something about an 18yo who was driven to insanity not just by himself but because of gods who had manipulated and used him. that 18yo needed reviving to a world that hates him, a city that he had wanted to protect which now shuns him.

for funsies make leo's ghost unable to pass on and be tethered to his. or something. have the prophecy force octavian to go along with apollo, meg and calypso to the waystation. have him question everything he stood for, everything he believed in, everything he became. give him a second chance because he was 18 and a pawn of the gods like everyone else.

[m-for-now]

Does anyone have fun headcanons for some random events that happened at Camp Jupiter during the time of the Titan war? Because we know next to nothing about the Romans but I refuse to believe they didn't have any crazy weird events and quests.

Like, if the Seven were to talk about the time before HoO (or generally any Romans and Greeks) and Percy and Annabeth would go like "Oh and we went through the sea of monsters and ended up on Circe's Island that one time" or "and that's how Percy showed up to his own funeral", sure, that would be a crazy story. But Jason also defeated a Titan on his own and Reyna only ever went to CJ After Percy and Annabeth were at Circe's island, what was the crazy stuff that happened in between?

Also what did the Romans think Caused the Titan War since they obviously couldn't have known it was Luke?

[divorcedwife]

i think if i had more time i could be really into ancient rome history. luckily i do not have any time for that

[lucreziaces]

thinking about the disconnect between cesare and lucrezia in “the prince” after cesare’s failed at murdering alfonso and lucrezia has to clean up his mess, and she asks “is that all i am now, brother, borgia?” with such disgust and he just doesn’t even hear her because he’s too focused on her mixing the poison and realizing that by being with her he won’t be corrupting her because she’s already a “professional” like him, like the assassin he was ready to send in to finish the job to keep her hands free of blood. meanwhile lucrezia is ALREADY making up her mind that she wants a love outside of HIS love for her because the way he loves her is selfishly and all consuming and overly possessive and makes her feel sick because some part of her still feels like god is in the room with them when he’s near, but now i think she understands that not to be true. and he was right to ask “god or the devil?” ACTUALLY maybe the disconnect begins before this….when he’s just run alfonso through with his sword and lucrezia comes rushing down the stairs to find the aftermath and cesare thinks he’s going to convince her it was an “accident” or perhaps it begins when lucrezia tells him “i am tired of my husband, of life, the only thing that never tires me is you”. yep this is when it begins i think!! right there. because of this he underestimates how much guilt lucrezia will feel if something happens to alfonso by cesare’s hand. how much she will come to resent being born a borgia, being loved by HIM.

[introspectivememories]

cannot stop thinking about lupa and juno's reactions to jason's death. god did juno feel it when he died? did she hear his string get cut? did she wail loud enough that all of olympus heard it? what was it like realizing the boy she loved like a son was dead? was was it like watching his father not even shed a tear? was she the one to tell lupa? and on lupa's end, how angry do you think she was? this is her pup. her youngest pup. he was so young when he first started, when juno first gave him to her? he learned how to roughhouse with her packmates. he learned to fly with her! did she snap at juno? did she scream and curse and blame juno? did she howl mournfully?

[catominor]

you ever open a book and start reading and immediately think thaaaat sounds like bullshit

[wizzard890]

{rome in september, 2023}

[anonymous-ace72]

I’m curious as to how Caracalla and Geta are going to be portrayed in the second Gladiator movie. They’re not really figures you hear much about. Historically, they despised each other, and Caracalla actually killed Geta, so I wonder how they’ll work that into the film, if they decide to work it in at all.

[ma-lark-ey]

every time I try to delude myself into thinking my favorite of the chosen seven is Percy, I have on singular thought about Jason Grace and am suddenly

[worstloki]

Loki surveilling the skyline of New York from the top of Stark Tower and clocking that his favorite paired set of buildings are gone. sad