
The 22 best things to do in Rome
From well-trodden tourist spots to off-the-beaten-path experiences you really shouldn’t miss
From well-trodden tourist spots to off-the-beaten-path experiences you really shouldn’t miss
With a sunny Mediterranean climate, Rome is a great weekend escape during any season
Rome is a draw year-round, but how you enjoy it will be dictated by your choice of season
Tipping is not obligatory, don't count on Wi-Fi and dinner starts late
With top locations, amenities and convenience at every hotel, picking a Hilton for your next trip is a no-brainer
Fair warning: all these destinations will likely be crowded, more so on weekends
These festivities are deep-dives into a slice of culture usually reserved for locals
The city upholds the daily or weekly market tradition with colourful souks
Whether you’re hunting for an only-in-Rome souvenir or just need a new sweater
Casual trattorias, street food and pizza by the slice reign supreme
The taste for the grape that ancient Romans developed is clearly not going anywhere
Word to the wise: never call it ice cream when in town
The Italian staple can be consumed al taglio (by the slice), tonda (round, by the pie) or pinsa (oval-shaped)
From chic boutiques to small, stylish B&Bs, we have you covered
Rome’s newer and more diverse neighbourhoods are just as special as its ruins
Luxury pads overlooking the Colosseum and charming private rooms
Prioritizing cheap lodging will free up more funds for the rest of your trip
Traditional and modern meet in the fashion capital of Italy
Delicious food, friendly people and 266 days of sun per year
Free culture, huge parks and a pub on (almost) every corner
Bistros, romance and culture everywhere you turn: it can only be Paris
Modernista architecture meets Mediterranean beaches: result!
Lose a weekend (and more) to raves and art in Europe’s hippest city
First-class museums? World-beating clubs? Stroopwafel? You’re in the right place
Heading to Barca? We say kick off with these big-hitting attractions
Whether you’re more into a ‘Museum Island’ or a 24-hour shape-throwing sesh
From legendary cricket grounds to JRR Tolkien’s old hangouts, don’t miss these sights