Rome is undoubtedly one of the Italian destinations to visit at least once in a lifetime. With a millennial history, an extraordinary cultural heritage and a unique atmosphere, Italy's capital offers visitors an unforgettable experience. In this article, we will explore the main attractions you can see in one day in Rome!
The Colosseum
Start your trip to Rome by visiting the legendary Colosseum. This ancient amphitheatre is one of the most recognisable symbols of the city and an absolute must-see for tourists. Admire the imposing structure, discover its fascinating history and imagine the energy of the gladiatorial battles that took place on its esplanades.
Vatican City
Located in the centre of Rome, Vatican City is the world's smallest independent state and the seat of the Catholic Church. Visit St Peter's Basilica, one of the largest churches in the world, and marvel at the magnificence of the frescoes in the Sistine Chapel, painted by Michelangelo.
Piazza di Spagna
Located in the heart of Rome, this is one of the city's most iconic and fascinating squares. It is dominated by the majestic Spanish Steps and the Fontana della Barcaccia, a work by the famous sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini. The square is a popular place for tourists and Romans themselves. Here you can stroll among the high-fashion shops and enjoy the lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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The time has come to explore the famous Chianti region, here scenery and wine tasting are the order of the day!
I recommend taking a car to get to Chianti so you are free to move around the neighbouring villages; otherwise take bus 365 near the SMN station in Florence and for the return journey, don't worry, most buses stop in Florence.
If you have already arrived in Greve in Chianti, it means that you have already passed through a fabulous landscape surrounded by curves and vineyards and, I confess, it is one of my favourite parts.
Also, if you arrive on a Saturday, you will find the old market in Piazza Matteotti, the focal point of the town, surrounded by the portico that serves as a backdrop for the shops, artisans' workshops and restaurants located under the arches. If you pass through Greve in September, you cannot miss Expo Chianti classico 2023, an event in which all the producers of chianti take to Piazza Matteotti to have their products tasted.
I recommend taking a car to get to Chianti so you are free to move around the neighbouring villages; otherwise take bus 365 near the SMN station in Florence and for the return journey, don't worry, most buses stop in Florence.
If you have already arrived in Greve in Chianti, it means that you have already passed through a fabulous landscape surrounded by curves and vineyards and, I confess, it is one of my favourite parts.
Also, if you arrive on a Saturday, you will find the old market in Piazza Matteotti, the focal point of the town, surrounded by the portico that serves as a backdrop for the shops, artisans' workshops and restaurants located under the arches. If you pass through Greve in September, you cannot miss Expo Chianti classico 2023, an event in which all the producers of chianti take to Piazza Matteotti to have their products tasted.