The Trevi Fountain is 26 metres tall, 49 metres wide, and almost never not surrounded by crowds. It is also genuinely spectacular, and the crowds are the only thing standing between you
Rome in summer sits comfortably above 30°C for weeks at a stretch. You will be walking on cobblestones, standing in queues for major sites, and covering more ground on foot than
Roman markets are not a tourist attraction with a gift shop attached. They're working parts of the city — places where people shop, argue about tomatoes, and eat standing up. Knowing which
Rome has enough material for a week. But if you're staying four or five nights and want a day out of the city, you have excellent options within an hour's
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