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December 12, 2014

4 Days, 3 Nights Rome, Italy DIY Itinerary

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4 Days, 3 Nights Rome, Italy DIY Itinerary

The easiest way to get around Rome is by walking. Everything is worth seeing, each tourist location is within reach. Just beware of pickpockets especially in the metro and bus. Avoid bus 64 as much as possible.

If you are planning to visit Colloseum, beware of those men dress in Gladiator. They will say picture taking is free, but after taking picture, they will ask for 10 Euro!

Here is the itinerary I prepared for my visit. However, I failed to follow it, because when I get there, I just keep on walking. It’s fun to walk because there so many people walking by.

Trevi fountain is under construction but it’s still worth visiting. Italian men are charming indeed 🙂

Colosseum

Colosseum

Colosseum

Colosseum

Coloseum Gladiator

Coloseum Gladiator

Roman Forum

Roman Forum

Accommodation: Walter Rooms Guest House

Via Carlo Alberto 24, Central Station, 00185 Rome, Italy

 

How to get to guest house from the Airport

                Take FM1 Link, get off at Ostiense Station (LINE B), take metro toward Termini, and transfer to LINE A, get off at Vitorio.

Or.

Take Fm1 towards Termini, take bus 105 towards Stazio Grotte Celoni, 2 stops, get off at Piazza Vittorio Emmanuelle, or take Metro A and get off at Vitorio €8

Between 08:00 and 23:30, this shuttle service operates between FCO (Terminal 3) to Termini Station. The buses are located at Terminal 3, and ticket price is €5.00 per person online or in person.

Day 1 Nov 12 – Half Day Rome

 

Departure: 3:10

Arrived: 16:50

  • Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
  • Pantheon

Walk to Giolitti

About 7 min , 550 m

Use caution – may involve errors or sections not suited for walking

Head northwest on Via Carlo Alberto toward Via Dis Vito

72 m

Turn right onto Via Urbano Rattazzi

170 m

Turn right onto Via Principe Amedeo

120 m

Turn left onto Via Alfredo Cappellini

150 m

Turn right onto Via Giovanni Giolitti

Destination will be on the left

Take bus 70 (10 stops) get off at Corso Rinascimento

  • Church of San Luigi Dei Francesi (walk 210m)
  • Fountain of the Four Rivers (walk 400m)

How to get back to guest house

Take bus 70 from Corso Rinascimento towards to Giolitti, 10 stops, and get off at Santa Maria Maggiore, walk 400 meters

Day 2 Nov 13 Full day

  • Sistine Chapel, and Vatican Musuem, St. Peter’s Basiliica, St. Peter’s square
  • (Walk to Rattazzi- Napoleone Terzo, 120m,Take bus 71 towards towards Staz.ne Tiburtina (MB), 6 stops, and get off at Milano- Nazionale, at Nazionale- Palazzo Esposizioni, take bus 64 towards Piazza Della Stazione San Pietro, and get off at Cavalleggeri- San Pietro, walk 650m) – AVOID BUS 64

Or Take Metro LINE A from Termini Station towards Battidyini  and get off at Ottavio or Cipro. 10 minutes walking

  • Castel sant’angelo(walk 1.5km, 17 mins
  • Fountain of the Four Rivers (walk 400m)

How to go back to guest house

Take Metro A towards Anagnina and get off at Vitorio Emmanuelle

Take Bus 87 towards Largo Colli Albani 13 mins, 9 stops at Corso Rinascimento, get off at Labicana-Merula, walk 80 mins to Walter Rooms

Day 3 Nov 14

  • The coliseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hall (walk 14 min, 1.2km)
  • piazza venezia (walk 180 m)
  • Trevi Fountain
  • Pantheon
  • Church of San Luigi Dei Francesi (walk 210m)

How to go back:

Take bus 70 from Corso Rinascimento towards to Giolitti, 10 stops, and get off at Santa Maria Maggiore, walk 400 meters

Take bus 87 at Corso Rinascimento towards Largo Colli Albani 9 stops, 13mins, and get off at Labicana Merula, walk 850 m

Walk to Corso Minghetti, 7 mins,  600m, Take N12 towards Togliatti-Palme, 9 mins,10 stops, get off at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, walk 210 m

 

Day 4 Nov 15

Departure: 10:15 AM

Arrvied: 12:10

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