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Rome Travel Guide

For history buffs and architecture enthusiasts, Rome may as well be heaven. Famous for its wealth of historical landmarks and jaw-dropping architecture, a trip to the heart of what was once one of mankind's greatest empires is a trip to another world. Here at AllTheRooms, we have more than 10,000 accommodations options in the area ranging from hotels to Airbnbs to Couchsurfing hosts and more. The bulk of our accommodations are concentrated in the heart of the city and the immediate surrounding area, but we also have villas out in the hills close to nature reserves for those not up for the crowds.

Best Time to Visit Rome

Suffocating tourist traffic flocks to the region in the summer months so we recommend fall and spring trips to catch the best combination of decent weather and manageable crowds. Going away from the mainstream hotel options in favor of private Airbnbs and boutique hotels is another way to ensure that your trip is relaxing.

Things to Do in Rome

As for activities, the list is almost endless. Head to the Colosseum to see where tens of thousands of spectators would watch gladiators battled to the death 1500 years ago. Marvel at the perfection of the Pantheon and see where Raphael and numerous Italian kings were buried. Explore the Roman Forum and see the bones of one of the most important sections of Rome. From government houses to tombs, the forum is simply mind-blowing. To finish it off, grab food at one of the excellent restaurants that line the city streets.

A Local's Guide to Rome

For adventure seekers, sun worshipers, history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and the ultimate foodies, the ancient city of Rome really has it all. The city is famous for its wealth of landmarks in its historic center, including the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Vatican City, the Pantheon, and the Colosseum to name just a few. A trip into the heart of what was once one of humankind’s greatest empires is undoubtedly unforgettable.

In such a big and busy city, there are literally thousands of Rome vacation rental options to choose from, ranging from the most upscale hotels in the historical center of Rome to more budget-friendly options such as Airbnbs and couchsurfing. The majority of vacation rentals are near the city center, but you should be able to find a vacation rental no matter where you want to stay in the Eternal City. There are even some rentals in Rome out in the surrounding hills, closer to nature but still within easy reach of the city, making for an ideal Rome holiday.

It's possible to spend weeks in Rome and still not fully explore all the secrets that the city has. The Colosseum truly is a sight to behold, and is where tens of thousands of spectators would watch gladiators battle to the death over 1,500 years ago. A Rome vacation would not be complete without seeing the world famous Vatican City, an independent city state enclaved within Rome. It is the smallest state in Europe, both in population and expanse, headed by the Pope. The palace is open to the public and is surrounded by beautiful gardens. Within the Vatican are numerous attractions such as St.Peter’s Square, St. Pater’s Basilica, and the Vatican Museums, which is where the Sistine Chapel is located.

The Roman Forum used to be the hub of political and social activity for Roman citizens. As well as a number of temples in the Forum, other points of interest include Via Sacra, Arch of Titus, Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine and the Curia.

Villa Borghese is a tranquil park in Rome, and is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of city life, complete with features like a lake, temples, fountains and statues. The real attraction here is the Borghese Gallery -- world-renowned for its important works by Canova and Bernini.

After a long day of sightseeing, one of the best evening activities is to wine, dine and people-watch in one of the city’s many squares, known locally as 'Piazzas'. Also known for their spectacular fountains and buzzing atmosphere, the squares are the center of daily life. Piazza Navona has not one, but three classic fountains, and is one of the most striking squares in Rome, while Piazza Del Popolo literally translates as the people’s square and draws visitors to the huge obelisk that sits in the center.

Rome is a great destination to visit all year round. The weather is the hottest in the summer months, and this is when the majority of visitors arrive. A trip in spring or fall is arguably the best time to visit however, as the weather is still likely to be warm but the crowds are much more manageable. If you do want to travel in summer, choose a location just outside of town to avoid the crowds. If you want to stay in Rome, explore some of the boutique lodging for a more unique hotel room.

Price and Availability in Rome

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The most expensive month to stay in a vacation rental in Rome is in June, while the cheapest month is in February. The most popular time to book a vacation rental in Rome is in the high season in May. Rome has its low season in January, when less people are visiting and the vacation home occupancy rate drops.
The cheapest day to stay at a vacation rental in Rome tends to be Tuesday, while the most expensive day tends to be Saturday. Vacation homes in Rome tend to be busiest on Saturdays, while it tends to be much quieter on Tuesdays.

The Weather in Rome

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This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Rome. The warmest months in Rome are May and June, when temperatures reach 96 ˚F. The coolest month is February, when temperatures drop to 21 ˚F. The wettest month in Rome is December with 0 inches of rain, while the driest month is December with 0 inches of rain.

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Vacation Rentals in Rome

Find the perfect rental for your vacation at AllTheRooms.com. We aggregate Airbnb, Homeaway, Agoda and others. We have 32,366 vacation rentals, hotels and other places to stay in Rome ranging from cheap options to luxury places to stay. In general, an accommodation in Rome will cost you $126 per night.

If you have to have an internet connection during your stay in Rome, then you can choose from over 9,614 accommodations that provide WiFi internet. 2,123 of our accommodations include a breakfast in the price. Choose from 133 places to stay that provide gym facilities, so you don't miss a single workout. If you are driving to Rome, you'll want to pick from 4,866 places to stay that provide parking. 150 vacation rentals have a a pool or jacuzzi

AllTheRooms has 2,298 pet-friendly places to stay in Rome, so if you're traveling with your pet you won't have any trouble.

We combine a wide variety of Rome accommodations including vacation rentals, home stays, hostels and other unique places to stay into one easy search. We show results from more than 12 providers, including 8,070 places to stay from Airbnb, 1,567 accommodations from Homeaway and 448 places to stay from Agoda.

15,865 of the accommodations in Rome have been reviewed and rated. 50% are rated excellent or good. You can instantly book any of 9,460 places to stay right now.