ROMAN HOLIDAY - TRAVEL GUIDE
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was finally able to sort out my photos from our Roman holiday last month. I'm not going to lie to you, it wasn't an easy task. We took hundreds of pictures while we were there. Every corner is picture-worthy.
If you are planning a trip there, be sure to book your hotel in advance, the good places are gone very fast. We initially planned to book a place via AirBnb, but I'm always super lazy to make a decision in advance and all the good apartment were already taken two weeks before our trip. We ended up staying at a lovely apartment hotel - Sonnino Suite. It is situated very close to the Tiber river in the cozy area of Trastevere. We would definitely stay there again!
If you are planning a trip there, be sure to book your hotel in advance, the good places are gone very fast. We initially planned to book a place via AirBnb, but I'm always super lazy to make a decision in advance and all the good apartment were already taken two weeks before our trip. We ended up staying at a lovely apartment hotel - Sonnino Suite. It is situated very close to the Tiber river in the cozy area of Trastevere. We would definitely stay there again!
The most important thing you need to visit it Rome is the Colosseo. Go there early in the morning, because the queues are unbelievable, and it will take you at least an hour before you could enter.
While walking down the old streets of Rome we stumbled upon the Vespa Museum, and we couldn't be happier because we are the biggest Vespa fans ever.
You can find it here: Spazio Museo Vespa by Bici & Baci - Via Cavour 302, Roma , entrance is free
Everyone has heard about the famous Trevi Fountain. It is the largest Baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the whole world. The fountain appeared in several notable films, including Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita and the eponymous Three Coins in the Fountain. Don't forget to throw your coin in the fountain so you can visit this gorgeous city again.
The Spanish Steps are a set of steps in Rome, climbing a steep slope between Piazza di Spagna and Piazza Trinita dei Monti, dominated by Trinita dei Monti church at the top. Gorgeous place, pretty view, but unfortunately way too crowded to take a photo there without any other people in it. For the best photos, my advice is to try to visit the steps as early as possible in morning. If you are not a morning person like me you could just eat an ice cream and drink your coffee there in the afternoon while enjoying busy Rome's busy life and the pretty views around you.
