Rome - Florence 7 day trip

Italy's eternal capital boasts historic sites, ancient ruins, fine architecture, rich culture, superb food, and vibrant nightlife.

Make a wish and toss a coin into this world-famous Baroque fountain, admire its sculptures, then head off to explore the nearby cafes.

This iconic landmark is a triumph of Roman architecture, dating to the 1C and hailed as the largest amphitheater ever built.

Once the political and commercial center of ancient Rome, this archaeological park now houses nicely-preserved ruins.

Set in the Vatican City, these 54 museums house an exquisite art collection dating to the 16C, including the famed Sistine Chapel.

Dramatically set on an eroding volcanic plateau overlooking the area, this town retains much of its historic architecture and charm.

The romantic gardens feature medieval ruins, a variety of trees, meadows, exotic plants, and roses that grow over the ruins.

A very lively neighborhood in the heart of Rome. Great for an evening stroll and a good meal.

A masterpiece of Renaissance architecture, this awe-inspiring 16C church boasts artwork by Italian masters and exquisite furnishing.

Climb up the elegant 18C Spanish Steps to visit the church, or spend your time loafing on the square below, soaking in the ambiance.

The veritable heart of Rome, this hill is an archaeological park featuring a wealth of remarkable ancient ruins and a museum.

Boasting a fascinating history dating back to the Bronze Age, this town was abandoned during the 18C but retains some interesting remnants.

Flanked by two gorgeous 16C villas, these elegant gardens boast an intricate design, fountains, sculptures, and a wealth of blossoms.

Originally a Roman temple, this famed 2C rotonda is a superbly-preserved cultural monument, as well as a feat of Roman engineering.

This magnificent 19C monument commemorates Italy's first king, and features an array of artistic and architectural elements.

A Neoclassical square strewn with fountains, cultural monuments, and restaurants, offering a great opportunity for people-watching.

Erected by the Torlonia family in the 18C and occupied by Mussolini in the 20C, this Neoclassical mansion now hosts a small art museum.

Spanning across a strip of coastal land, including stretch of forest, the park features several types of climates and scenery.

Home to historic sites, this national park also offers an array of outdoor activities, including horse riding, biking, and skiing.

Once a Roman arena used for games, this lively Baroque square is a great spot to rest your feet and enjoy some people-watching.

The first church to be built with a Baroque facade, this 16C institute features fine architecture and remarkable ornamentation.

This beautiful 20C villa houses an exquisite 17C collection of artwork and historic artefacts, including choice pieces by Caravaggio.

Take a walk through the residential Aventine Hill quarter, famed for the Santa Maria Church whose keyhole offers a superb view.

Visit the ruins of this once thriving Etruscan metropolis, sacked in the 1C BC, but still retaining remnants of its former grandeur.

Once a thriving port near Rome, this archaeological park now features superb frescoes, rich mosaics, and other ancient ruins.