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Rome is filled with historical treasures, wonderful neighborhoods to explore, museums and cathedrals, and a long list of restaurants to try. On this Rome itinerary, you have just enough time to see the main highlights and sample a few of these restaurants.

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About this Rome Itinerary

Rome is one of Europe’s most popular destinations and with that, lines can be long to visit the more popular sites. The last thing you want to do on vacation is to wait in line after line after line. What fun would that be?

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I put a lot of research into how to skip the lines at these attractions. You will have to book some tickets in advance but it will save you hours once you are in Rome. All of the links to book your tickets are included in this post.

It is important to know that St. Peter’s Basilica does not open until early afternoon on some Wednesdays (when the Pope holds an audience in St. Peter’s Square). Day 2 of this itinerary includes a visit to St. Peter’s Square in the morning, so avoid doing day 2 of this itinerary on a Wednesday (unless you want to modify it and attend the Papal Audience).

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All of the times in the daily schedules are rough estimates, just to give you an idea about timing throughout the day. Your times may differ, based on queues and how much time you decide to spend at each place. I did my best to anticipate waiting times and visiting times, but on very busy days (or very quiet days) these times can differ.

We have tons more information about Rome (and Italy) which you can see in our Italy Travel Guide.

I do my best to keep the hours of operation and pricing up to date for each attraction, however, these can change at any time. I recommend getting updated hours and pricing for your dates of travel. The link to the official website is provided for each site.