The Eternal City: Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi — three millennia on foot.
Rome isn't a city with ruins — it IS the ruin, walkable across three millennia in an hour. Pre-book the Colosseum combo and Vatican (dome climb worth every step), do Trevi at dawn, then the Pantheon-Navona golden hour. Seafood pasta and margherita are the Muslim traveler's universal friends; drink free from the 2,000-year-old nasoni fountains; walk two streets off any landmark for better, cheaper food.
In-depth pages on the city's history, getting around, and the best times to visit.
The Eternal City without exhaustion: three geographically logical days from Colosseum to Vatican.
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