Description:

Rome, the eternal city, is the cradle of civilization, the capital of Italy and a city older than 2000 years. The city is situated on the hills, on the river Tiber, among the Apennines and the Tyrrhenian Sea. Rome is a treasure of ancient monuments with the Coliseum, the Pantheon and home to the Vatican. Rome is a paradise for those who love history and architecture. Start your trip in Piazza di Spagna, walk around the Palatine hill, drink a famous Italian coffee in the ancient Roman quarter of Trastevere and you%27ll feel the atmosphere of antiquity of this wonderful city.

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Transport

There are two international airports around Rome: the largest one Leonardo da Vinci and the airport Ciampino. The airports are connected with the city with bus and train lines. In the city, the transport network of buses, trams and underground is very efficient. There are two railway stations in Rome - Termini (the main one) and Tiburtina. When in Rome do as the Romans do and travel around on a scooter or walk so as not to miss any sights.