Iconic landmarks and world famous food in Rome
The best local things to do in Rome for 3 days! The iconic Colosseum, unforgettable Pantheon and the Palatine and Capitol Hills; you’ll be able to explore all the highlights of Rome in 72 hours. Use the list below to find exactly what to do in Rome for 3 days. Day 1: Extraordinary landmarks An impressive introduction! Rome is home to some of the most iconic ancient sights in the world. Take a day to explore the city’s amazing ancient buildings and ruins. From the magnificent Colosseum to the amazing Pantheon, you’d be a fool to miss out! Step into the Largo di Torre Argentina and see the last remains of Pompeii’s theatre. See the Constantine Arch, wander across the Piazza di Pietra and visit a stunning temple. Head up to the incredible Capitol Hill square designed by Michelangelo. And don’t forget to climb the Palatine Hill for breathtakingly stunning views across the city! Day 2: Ostia Antica & Pompeii Time to get out of the city! Now you’re a little more familiar with Rome, it’s time to go exploring outside the city. Take an unforgettable day trip to Ostia Antica, a unique archeological site and harbor city located on the river Tiber. Discover beautiful mosaics, an amazing ancient theater, an old taberna with frescos on the walls and even Roman baths! Or head to Pompeii and walk in the steps of an ancient Pompeiian citizen. Discover the most significant landmarks of the ruined city, from the Porta Marina to the Roman Forum and the amazing Temple of Apollo. Day 3: Roman Food Ready for delicious treats! There is no better way to begin ending your 72 hours in Rome than with some delicious Italian foodie adventures. There are some amazing authentic delicacies to try in Rome! Try tasty hot bread with butter and anchovies and delicious and authentic oven chips with parmesan known as patatone cacio e pepe. Got a sweet tooth? Don’t miss out on delicious cannoli from a Sicilian patisserie. And you can’t leave without eating some yummy gelato! In the evening, explore the Trastevere neighborhood and find a lively spot for an aperitivo. And why not try a local artisanal beer!
