So much to see and so little time. Expect to spend at least 6 hours including rests. Be sure to bring something to cover knees and shoulders before entering the Basilika - especially the women : rules
Example of Fascist architecture, it was constructed as part of the Esposizione Universale Roma, a large business center and suburban complex, initiated in 1935 for the planned 1942 world exhibition.
Visit takes 1-3 hours depending on your patience with examining all artwork. Michelangelo's masterpiece in final hall, in almost pitch dark, hundreds of people - flashlights blitzing away at the ceili
Marvel at this architectural wonder and pay your respects at the tomb of Renaissance master Rafael, along with Italy's first Kings and Queen.
Even if you won't replay Anita Ekberg cult scene from "La Dolce Vita", feel the irresistable romance of one of the most spectacular fountains of the World.
Loved Gladiator? Visit the Colosseum and imagine ancient Rome in its glory days! Tip: get the Roma Pass, a three-day tourist discount card for free entry to two city sites and other discounts.
Unbelievable place you're in just now. The fountains are Bernini's. Try to come again in early mornings, avoiding tourists, feeling the history alone with the sound of hundreds of years fountain.
You *must* take the elevator to the rooftop, it's the most amazing view you'll have of Rome (and worth the 7 euros)
Free Tours of St. Peter's Basilica: M-F 2:15pm inside the left information room attached to the Vatican Post Office! Tours are only given during the school year.
