Three Days in Rome, Italy | Tips for a First-Time Visitor

We spent three days in Rome, Italy in November 2021 during Thanksgiving break. In this video, we share eight tips and some lessons learned we hope will help people who are planning a visit to Rome – including where to stay and what to see:

- Hilton DoubleTree Rome Monti
- Leonardo Express airport train
- Colosseum, Roman Forum, Palatine Hill
- Pantheon
- Spanish Steps
- Trevi Fountain
- Vatican Museums
- St. Peter's Basilica

#rome #colosseum #vatican

[stevejessemey]

Nice indeed. I have been to Rome 34 times. I would also recommend taking a coach from the airport . The company I like to use is called ( TAM ) the ticket cost is €9 return and takes just under an hour depending on the traffic and stops at Termini station. And yes you can do alot in just a few days . Rome is safe, great food and waiters. I am living in Malta right now and it's only an hour flight to Rome. God how I wish I was back in beautiful Rome, I'm getting all Jelly here 😜. Now here's how I would like to plan out my day. First Trevi fountain, Pantheum, Spanish Steps, and then lunch in Piazza del Popolo. That's the morning and afternoon covered. Anyways I could go on and on here but this video is all about you guys and not me 💕. Nice to hear a young couple having fun in Rome. Ciao ciao.

[JamaicanCola]

I feel like I've watched dozens of videos in preparation for my trip to Rome next year and yours has been the best one so far. Very well done. Clear and concise.

[chubbysfc]

My family and I are going in July this is the best video we saw hands down thanks for all the info great job guys

[br_andn]

Yessss. Before i knew anything about the climate I decided to take my trip this November. Just so happens I love the rain and cold weather more than sunshine and warm weather! :D

[OpportunityElectrical]

Thanks for the video. Next year my wife and will be going to Rome and Florence to celebrate our 30th birthdays. Your advice will influence our trip for the better!

[kittcastillo]

I have been looking out for travel tips about Rome and after checking a number of videos, your vlog is the most informative. Grazie!

[TalkOC]

We enjoyed your video. I’m looking forward to taking the family. Very high quality capture of the places you spoke about and grateful for the thoughtful tips.

[fscott]

I've seen quite a few of these and yours is the best!

[rick-be]

I found it much easier to take the subway, the buses are crowded and more dangerous.
But walking everywhere on decent days is always enlightening.

[BokhembeautifulLandscape]

Wow! So beautiful videos. Thanks for your sharing.

[davidwarren]

Just got back yesterday we stayed in the same Hotel, Rome was an amazing place and the food and sights were just mind blowing

[NOMADWALKER_]

Thanks for the tips. Rome is amazing ❤️

[Kim-ssbb]

Me and my partner went for four nights starting the 21st of November this year came back the 25th, We were lucky as there was only one day where it was raining all day we got soaked the other 3 days the weather was lovely with a high of 18, We couldn't get over how affordable it was went for 4 nights only took 390 euros for us both and still had money left when we left, We will definitely be returning in the future we fell in love with the place

[thegoodwheel]

Great job guys. Easily one of the best videos I have seen on visiting Rome

[travelwithken]

Thanks for the video with good info. Not been Rome since 2006, hopefully able to travel there within this or next year.

[c.greystone]

Thanks for the recommendation of Double Tree Hotel Rome Monti. Searched for other hotels but never knew about this Double Tree which is close by Roma Termini. Your vid presentation is concise, informative and very well presented. Thank u.

[noelsworldtraveldiscovery]

🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹❤️❤️❤️ Yes, not in 2 days as you mentioned. I was there 2 weeks ago. I loved it.

[richieair]

Thank you so much for this! Everything (all the food especially) looked amazing! I plan to go in May, hopefully it won’t be too crowded.

[northernboy]

Book a Vatican Tour with a tour guide. We saw a ton of stuff that the self guided tour does not and you skip line. So much better than the self guided tour. But hey to each his own. Love your videos really cool

[rosannthomson]

By memory (people correct me if I'm wrong) entry into the colosseo is €12. Guided tour with access all areas 2 yrs ago when I last went home was €15. Vale la pena.
My personal tip for return travellers is to book your tickets for musei Vaticani online and get there about half hour before doors open. Last time we went we bypassed all else and went straight to la cappella and my daughter had the outstanding honour of opening the doors.
Another suggestion would be to try St Peter underground. Truly unique.