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Rome is the third most visited city in Europe and the fourteenth worldwide. Tourists flock to Rome for its famous landmarks, archaeological sites, cuisine, and lively atmosphere.
What to visit in Rome Italy? With over 900 churches, no other city in the world is so representative for the Catholic faith.
The city has four papal basilicas and seven pilgrimage churches. The great masters, including Bernini, Raphael, Caravaggio, and Michelangelo, decorate each church more beautifully than the last. As an art lover, you will feel right at home in the Galleria Borghese.
All these Roman sights and excavations, the beautiful churches, the Vatican, the fun neighbourhoods like Trastevere, beautiful fountains – including the famous Trevi Fountain) – tasty trattorias, a picture on the romantic Spanish Steps and trendy fashion shops make Rome a chaotic and bustling metropolis where you can easily keep yourself entertained for at least a week.
