(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 23 MAY2014)
Here are some links for three day or suggested itineraries to Rome/Roma, Italy:
THREE DAY ITINERARIES
- Rome Three Day Itinerary - What to Do and See with 3 Days in Rome, Italy – By Martha Bakerjian – Source: Italy Travel section of About.com
- Rome - a recommended 3 day itinerary – Source: Italian-Link.com
- Rome - a recommended 3-day itinerary – Source: within the Europe section of Open Travel Info
- Suggested Itineraries - 3 Days in Rome – Tue, Jul 15, 2008 – Source: travel blog section of VIATOR – "Unforgettable tours & experiences. Unbeatable deals.℠"
- Three days in Rome – "How to make the most of a brief stay" – By Robin Dalmas – Source: Travel section of msnbc
- Three days in Rome – Source: Wikitravel
- Rome Forum: Rome 3 Day Itinerary - Appreciate Your Feedback – posted by: dhyink01 – on: Jul 02, 2008, 1:38 AM – Source: tripadvisor® – "World’s most trusted travel advice™"
- Is this a reasonable itinerary for Rome? – posted by: Laurie0605 – on: 29 January 2006 03:15 PM – Source: Italy forum within the Slow Travel Talk section of Slow Travel
- Report 619: March in Rome, Venice and Paris – "Trip Description: Three days in Rome, three days in Venice and four days in Paris, during March 2005." – By TominVB from Virginia, Spring 2005 – Source: Slow Travel Trip Reports section of Slow Travel
- 36 Hours in Rome – By RACHEL DONADIO – Published: October 6, 2010 – Travel section of the New York Times
- 48 Hours in Rome – "Two Days in Rome: A Guide for First-Timers to Rome, Italy" – By Melanie Renzulli , About.com Contributing Writer – Source: Italy Travel section of About.com
- ITINERARIES – Source: adorerome.com – ". . . Our international team of adopted Romans, gives you, our reader, current and essential information in an entertaining format, allowing you to relish and savor the precious days, weeks or months you have at your disposal. With 6 fun sections available to you, we squeeze the best-kept secrets from this city and tell you how to stretch your hard- earned vacation money. . ."
- Itinerary for 5 Days in Rome – by Jessica | March 29th, 2010 – Source: Italy section of WhyGo
- Rome - Suggested itineraries – Source: ROME INFO – "YOUR TRAVEL GUIDE TO ROME" – In English, French, Italian
- Suggested Itineraries – Source: DESTINATIONS section of Frommer’s
- SEE ALSO:
- ROME/ROMA
- Info on some of my blog entries (URLs) for Roma/Rome, Italy *, dated Wednesday, March 03, 2010
- Info about, for or on food in Roma / Roms * dated, Wednesday, April 30, 2014
- Info about churches (non-Catholic), mosques and synagogues in Roma / Rome * dated, Wednesday, April 23, 2014
- Info on things to do in Rome/Roma, Italy * dated Wednesday, June 15, 2011
- Info about, for or on airports for Rome/Roma, Italy * dated Wednesday, March 10, 2011
- Info on blogs about, for or on Rome/Roma, Italy *, dated Wednesday, August 11, 2010
- Info for maps of Roma/Rome, Italy *, dated Wednesday, June 23, 2010
- Info on guides for Rome/Roma, Italy *, dated Wednesday, January 13, 2010
- Info on three day or suggested itineraries for Rome/Roma, Italy *, dated Wednesday, December 30, 2009
- Info on web sites about, for or on Rome/Roma, Italy *, dated Wednesday, December 23, 2009
- Info on the Best of/Top 10 of Rome/Roma, Italy *, dated Wednesday, December 16, 2009
- Info About, For or On Rome, Italy *, dated Tuesday, December 13, 2005
.The above links as of this date are/were current. If anyone has any suggestions for any other additional web sites and/or links for reference, please feel free to post your comment and I'll update this blog entry.
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FYI, you cannot see all of Rome in 3 days or longer. You need to plan to return to Rome and take in doable sections at a time. As of this blog entry, my wife and I have lived in Italy for the past 2.3 years and this is the first time we made it down to Rome. We will be here to close to 3 weeks and will barely scrath the surface of sights to see and places to go to.
BTW, I am in Rome TODAY until the 9th of January with my wife, Martha. If anyone wants to chat or find sushi or dim sum or Asian cuisine or anything else, please post a comment with your contact info and I'll be in touch with you. We'll coordinate getting together to do something somewhere in or around Roma. We will be close to the Piramide Metro stop.
My wife's cousin, Bonnie, and her husband, Pete, flew into Rome from Philadelphia, PA, USA, on Monday and will be returning to Ocean City, NJ on Thursday morning. My wife was thrilled to see and be with family during part of our own stay in Roma. I'll update this blog entry on where and what they did while in Roma. Here is a partial list, so far, of their stay:
DAY ONE
- Met at Westin Excelsior Hotel in late morning
- Walked from Westin to Spanish steps
- Light lunch at Ristoranti Leonardo
- Walked from ristoranti to Trevi Fountain
- Walked from the Trevi Fountain to the Pantheon
- Walked around the Pantheon
- Walked from the Pantheon to Piazza Navona: checked out mercato natale (Christmas market) and fountains
- Walked from the Piazza Navona to Josephine's Bakery (closed, no sign)
- Walked from Josephine's Bakery on Piazza Paradiso to Bulldog Pub (sit down for a spell and had cider and Guinness) on Corso Vitttoro Emanuele
- Caught #30 bus to Piramide Metro
- Walked to apartment on Via Ostiense and visited with dog and cat that we (Ben and Martha) were pet and apartment sitting
- Walked to Ristorante Novecento, a very nice neighborhood restaurant, for an excellent Italian dinner
- Walked back to apartment and my wife walked Bonnie and Pete up to the Piramide Metro station
- Bonnie and Pete rode the Metro and walked back to their hotel
- End of DAY ONE
- Late start . . .
- Bonnie and Pete walked to St. Peter's Square (AKA Piazza San Pietro) and took a tour at the Vatican museum including a visit to the Sistine Chapel
- Bonnie and Pete met us at St. Peter's Square
- Bonnie, Pete and my wife, Martha, visited St. Peter's Basilica
- Pointed out to Bonnie and Pete where one of the symbols for the movie, "Angels and Demons" was located near the nativity scene by the obelisk in the center of Piazza San Pietro.
- Stopped for beer, wine and water at ristorante il Postiglione and used the restrooms
- Took a bus and transferred to a tram to the Trastevere area of Rome and ate dinner at Da Ivo ristorante.
- Walked to bus stop where we all caught the #75 bus. We parted company at our bus stop and Bonnie and Pete rode the bus back to Termini. Then, they took the Metro A line to a stop close to their hotel.
- Late start . . .
- Bonnie and Pete visited the Colosseum before getting caught up with my wife, Martha
- TBS
- Bonnie, Pete and my wife, Martha, walked to the Piazza Del Campidoglio
- TBS
- Bonnie, Pete and my wife, Martha, walked to and toured the Italian Emigration Museum
- All three walked to the Piazza Venezia, viewed the lights and got gelato
- Ben met Bonnie, Pete and his wife, Martha, at Scholars Lounge, an Irish pub for Guinness and cider
- We walked to Osteria Corte Del Grillo for an excellent and s very EXPENSIVE seafood dinner
- To be continued
Happy New Year, Felice anno nuovo, Feliz Ano ~Nuevo, etc. to everyone.Ciao, Ben
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(LAST EDITED/UPDATED: 23 MAY 2014)
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