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Live like a local in Rome for 48 hours! Whether you’re an art, architecture, or food lover; finding fun things to do in Rome for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Rome for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Wander through Villa Borghese When in Rome, you must visit one of their sprawling and stunning gardens. A favorite with locals and tourists is Villa Borghese, located right in the heart of the city. Wander/cycle through this elegant park and take in the art pieces scattered throughout. You’ll find a number of impressive statues, lakes, and gardens to explore within the grounds. Head to the Pincio terrace for a panoramic view of the city! Day: 1: Dine in Trastevere Ready to indulge in some authentic cuisine? Head to Trastevere and you’ll find a number of quality restaurants with traditional Roman dishes as well as modern Italian fare. Want a little nightcap afterward? There are also plenty of charming watering holes loved by locals in this lively area! Day 2: Visit Vatican City A visit to Rome isn’t complete without a trip to the Pope’s residence in Vatican City. Not only is this is the capital of Christianity, but it’s also home to some incredibly famous works of art. Must-sees include Saint Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums (including the stunning Sistine Chapel). If you’re lucky, you may just get a sighting of the Pope! There’s a lot to take in in Vatican City, so an all-day trip is recommended to make the most of it!
So patient with the kids, simple recipe but packed with flavor. Loved the whole thing!!
Cecilia was a wonderful tour guide with expert art history knowledge who brought everything to life for us. We were able to beat the crowds and see all the artwork and sculptures and more in this very enjoyable and informative tour. Cecilia was amazing and we highly recommend her tour.
I would recommend Francesca, specifically, if you want to do a food tour in Rome. It was especially helpful for us as first time visitors to Rome. Meeting spot was great, food variety worked really well for us, and it’s exactly what we needed as an introduction to local Roman and Italian food. Francesca‘s knowledge of food and her relationships at the market and different restaurants made the tour feel like it was a lot more than just showing us spots and dishes to order, but a great time learning about history, culture, and the nuances of local food. Conversation was great, she was so easy to be with for three hours, and she even gave us some incredible recommendations after the tour for other spots we could explore. Favorite stops were food tasting in the market, the most amazing pizza, and a spot with fresh suppli. Almost forgot the gelato! Now that I think about it, everything was pretty amazing! Francesca gets a 10 out of 10 from us!
Maurizio was a great host, walking us around various stops in Rome sharing stories of his experiences and some of the history of our various stops. The food was excellent, and we would highly recommend this experience.