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Rome is where history meets la dolce vita. From ancient ruins and awe-inspiring basilicas to espresso-filled mornings and gelato-fuelled strolls, Italy’s Eternal City is bursting with character, charm, and culture. Whether you're marvelling at the Colosseum, tossing a coin in the Trevi Fountain, or simply soaking up the buzz of a lively piazza, Rome offers a travel experience like no other. With flights from Australia easier than ever, now’s the perfect time to tick Rome off your European bucket list.

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Key Attractions & Things to Do in Rome

The Colosseum – Ancient Rome’s Greatest Icon

Step back in time at the Colosseum, the legendary amphitheatre where gladiators once battled. Take a guided tour to explore the underground tunnels and get a feel for life in Imperial Rome.

Vatican City – The Spiritual and Artistic Heart of Rome

Explore St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel, where Michelangelo’s masterpiece leaves visitors speechless. Climb the dome for sweeping city views.

Trevi Fountain – Make a Wish

This stunning Baroque fountain is a must-see. Join the tradition and toss a coin over your shoulder, it’s said to guarantee your return to Rome.

Pantheon – Where Ancient Architecture Still Impresses

One of the best-preserved monuments in Rome, the Pantheon’s enormous dome and oculus are feats of engineering that continue to inspire awe.

Trastevere – A Taste of Local Roman Life

This charming neighbourhood is a favourite for its cobbled streets, buzzing cafés, and authentic Roman trattorias. It's perfect for wandering, eating, and people-watching.

Roman Forum & Palatine Hill – Walk Through Rome’s Origins

Discover the political, commercial, and religious centre of ancient Rome. Climb Palatine Hill for panoramic views over the ruins and city beyond.

Getting to Rome

Flying to Rome

Rome’s main international airport, Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport (FCO), is the main gateway to Italy. Flights from Australia typically include stopovers in cities like Dubai, Doha, Singapore, or Bangkok.

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Getting Around

Metro & Public Transport – Rome’s metro and bus systems are easy to use and cover most key attractions.

Walking – Rome’s historic centre is made for walking,many landmarks are within a short stroll of each other.

Taxis & Ride-Share – Taxis are available, and Free Now (formerly mytaxi) is a reliable ride-share app for Rome.

Must-Dos in Rome

Eat Pizza in a Roman Piazza – Nothing beats a slice of pizza or a plate of cacio e pepe enjoyed al fresco in a lively square.
Gelato Daily – Rome’s gelato game is strong. Try flavours like pistachio or stracciatella from Gelateria del Teatro or Fatamorgana.
Sunset at the Spanish Steps – Head to this famous staircase to watch the sun go down over the rooftops.
Explore Vatican Museums – See thousands of years of art history, from ancient Roman statues to Renaissance masterpieces.
Shop on Via del Corso – Rome’s main shopping street is perfect for finding Italian fashion, leather goods, and more.

General Weather Information for Rome

Rome enjoys a Mediterranean climate, meaning mild winters and hot summers:

Spring (March–May): Pleasant (15°C–25°C), with blooming flowers and ideal sightseeing weather.
Summer (June–August): Hot and sunny (25°C–35°C), expect lively piazzas and late-night outdoor dining.
Autumn (September–November): Comfortable and less crowded (18°C–28°C), perfect for exploring.
Winter (December–February): Mild and festive (5°C–15°C), with fewer tourists and plenty of cosy vibes.

Best time to visit: April–June and September–October for ideal weather and manageable crowds.

Traveller Tips for Rome

Dress Smart for Churches – Cover shoulders and knees when visiting religious sites.
Avoid the Tourist Traps – Walk a few blocks from major sights to find better (and cheaper) food.
Learn a Few Italian Phrases – A little “buongiorno” or “grazie” goes a long way.
Stay Alert for Pickpockets – Especially in crowded areas like Termini Station and on public transport.
Time Your Visits – Book Colosseum or Vatican tours early in the morning or late in the afternoon to beat the crowds.

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