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- You can buy the Official Map of the City of Rome in all Tourist Infopoints at the cost of € 1.50 each. To purchase large quantities of maps, send a written request to the following e-mail address mapparoma@zetema.it. Two different types of maps can be requested: - folded map € 1.50 each (VAT included)
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Jul 27, 2019 · There is so much to see and do it's sometimes hard to know where to start, and how to get the most out of your trip. To help you out, this guide points you in the direction of the top 20 things to do and see in the city. Spend a few minutes planning your time in this eternal city to get the most out of its attractions.
Free Tourist Map of Rome available in PDF. Get an overview of the main areas of the city, the monuments, museums and attractions within each area.
- Official Roman Tourism Board Map. First things first, let’s get back to basics. The original and now iconic Roman Tourist map. The environment-loving folks at the Roman Tourism board (Turismo Roma) are now charging for an actual paper copy, but you can download the PDF for free from their website.
- Ultra-Detailed and Accurate Map From 1748. This interactive map is the mother of all maps. OK, maybe you’ve figured out I have a thing for maps by now, but I challenge you not to be bowled over by how intricate this bad boy is.
- 3D Map of Rome (& More) Maps-Rome.com have thought of almost everything. From street maps to tourist maps, major attractions, shopping, and transport, you’ll find a very useful and well-designed array of maps to choose from here.
- Time Travel Rome Map App – For all The Ancient Roman Sites. For a deep dive into ancient Roman sites, this app has got you covered. It shows you what to see and how to get there so you can cherry-pick your way through ancient Rome without getting overwhelmed.
- Walking Tourist Map of Rome Attractions
- 1 – Central Station and to The Colosseum
- The Forum & Palatine Hill
- 3 – Monument to The Unknown Soldier
- Pantheon
- 6 – Trevi Fountain and Some Lunch!
- 7 – Spanish Steps
- Terrazza Del Pincio / Piazza Del Popolo
2 Full days of visiting Rome tourist attractions – Day 1 in orange, day 2 in blue. Self guided, interactive walking map of Rome. If you’re wondering about internet access, you can use UK VPNto find out more information about Rome Staying in Rome longer than 48 hours? Also, Get our complete tourist map of Rome with over 60 attractions, restaurants a...
Many people ask what is the number 1 must see in Rome? So let’s go straight there from Central Station in Rome, also called Roma Termini. The central station in Rome is massive! I mean HUGE! And a little confusing… so just try and follow the signs for the metro and hope you don’t get lost. We jumped on the metro to the Colosseumto save some time ra...
The Forum, or Meeting place, is a central square where really important stuff happened. See, I’ve wowed you with my historical speak! Wanna know more? Check out the history on wikipedia. The point is, you’ve seen the movies, now come and see the ruins! It was here where it all went down: the political alliances, espionage, deception… This ancient s...
The monument also known as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldierwas not a planned part of the trip at all. From first arriving at the colosseum we could see a massive white building shining in the distance. No idea what it was, and our map was in Italian. I managed to translate “Monumento” as meaning monument, but a monument to what? Later as we walked t...
The “next moment” that I am referring to is the Pantheon, the current incarnation of which was built only about 50 years after the colosseum (126AD). Unlike the colosseum, the Pantheon is in spectacular condition. Upon first seeing the building my assumption was that it was a little more modern than all the ruins we’d been looking at. It barely is....
We didn’t realise at the time, but we’d be back at the Trevi fountain again very soon. The story goes that you have to throw a penny in the fountain if you want to return to Rome. I threw one in and obviously it worked, as I was back again in no time at all. After spending some time pushing through the crazy mass of tourists (how can i complain, I ...
The Spanish Steps or Scalinata della Trinità dei Monti in Italian (yeah, I don’t think that is a direct translation at all!), are apparently the widest steps in Europe, although the article on wikipedia that is referenced to prove this was written in 1972… I doubt they are still the widest. I AM cynical today, lol. Once again this is a major touris...
Terrazza del Pinciooffers a remarkable view of the Piazza del Popolo and its surrounding cityscape (Especially at sunset). From this vantage point, you can see the ancient obelisk and the twin churches, set against the backdrop of modern Rome. It’s a popular spot for its panoramic views.
Navigate through Rome's rich offerings with ease using Rome Tourist Map below. Discover top attractions, Vatican landmarks, Roman piazzas, premier hotels, recommended restaurants and pizzerias, and the best gelato spots.
Map of Rome. You can buy the Official Map of the City of Rome in all Tourist Infopoints at the cost of € 1.50 each. To purchase large quantities of maps, send a written request to the following e-mail address mapparoma@zetema.it.
Apr 15, 2024 · For our three-day Rome itinerary we suggest checking out either the Rome Tourist Card or the Omnia Rome and Vatican Card. Both of these passes offer skip the line entry to the Colosseum and Vatican Museums, which are the most popular and busiest attractions in Rome.
