Rome in 1–3 Days
One, two or three days in Rome — including with children, and what to do when it rains. Routes built for a city you walk.
Rome with Kids: A Family-Friendly 3-Day Plan
Rome is a surprisingly great city for kids — gladiators and the Colosseum, a real-life "mouth of truth," gelato on every corner, and ancient ruins that look like…
A Rainy Day in Rome: Indoor Itinerary
Rain in Rome doesn't have to wash out your day — in fact, a wet day is the perfect excuse to dive into the indoor treasures that crowds often rush past in the…
Rome in 2 Days: Sights Without the Rush
Two days in Rome is the sweet spot for a first visit on a tight schedule: enough to see the two great pillars — ancient Rome and the Vatican — without the forced…
Rome in 3 Days: The Ideal First Visit
If you ask a Rome regular how long a first visit should be, most will say three days. It's the length where the city finally breathes: two days cover the great…
Rome in 1 Day: The Essential First-Timer Route
One day in Rome is not enough — every guide will tell you that, and they're right. But plenty of Americans pass through on a cruise stop, a layover, or a tight…