Rome
Italy
Italy
Rome is an unparalleled city of ancient history, stunning art, and vibrant culture. Visitors can explore iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City, savor delicious Italian cuisine, and immerse themselves in the city's lively atmosphere.
Generally LGBTQ+ friendly. Italy recognizes civil unions for same-sex couples, but not marriage. Discrimination based on sexual orientation is prohibited in employment.
Climate Zone: Mediterranean
This quintessential Roman pasta dish features spaghetti or rigatoni tossed in a creamy sauce made from egg yolk, grated Pecorino Romano cheese, cured
A simple but flavorful Roman pasta made with just three ingredients: Pecorino Romano cheese, black pepper, and pasta (often spaghetti or tonnarelli).
Known as 'Jewish-style artichokes,' this dish involves deep-frying whole artichokes until the outer leaves are crispy and brown, and the inside is ten
These are deep-fried, oblong rice balls often referred to as Rome's answer to Sicilian arancini. They contain risotto rice, tomato sauce, and a molten
This rectangular-shaped pizza is baked in large trays and sold 'by the slice' by weight, featuring a thicker, focaccia-like, or sometimes thin, crispy
Plan ahead for the best experience. Here's what to book before your trip:
Tickets are limited, required for entry, and often sell out, especially for specific access like the underground/arena floor. Booking ahead minimizes stress and maximizes time.
Tickets and reserved entry are required, and timed entries often sell out quickly, preventing long waits or denied entry during peak times.
Entry is mandatory via timed reservation due to strict visitor limits (only 360 people admitted per two-hour shift). It frequently sells out.
To secure a table at top-rated or non-tourist trap restaurants, especially for prime dining times (after 8 pm) and weekends.