Day 1
Colosseum and Roman Forum
- 9:00ColosseumSight
- 10:45Roman ForumSight
- 12:00Basilica of San ClementeSight
- 14:15Arch of ConstantineSight
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Day 2
St. Peter's and Borgo Pio
- 9:00St. Peter's BasilicaSight
- 10:30Vatican MuseumsSight
- 12:45Borgo PioWalk
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Day 3
Pantheon and Piazza Navona
- 9:00PantheonSight
- 10:00Piazza NavonaSight
- 10:45San Luigi dei FrancesiSight
- 12:45Campo de' FioriSight
Day 4
Trastevere Basilica and Museum
- 10:00Basilica di Santa Maria in TrastevereSight
- 14:00Museo di Roma in TrastevereSight
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Rome questions
Do I need to book Colosseum tickets ahead?
Yes. Purchase timed entry tickets online two weeks in advance. They include the Roman Forum and cost 18 euros.
Is four days enough for Rome?
Yes. Allocate one full day to the Vatican area and one to the historic center. Use the metro and trams to reach Trastevere from central Rome in 15 minutes.
How much do Vatican Museums tickets cost?
Standard adult tickets are 17 euros when bought online. Book a timed slot at least one week ahead to skip the entrance line.
Do I need reservations for the Pantheon?
A paid ticket (about 5 euros) is needed for most visitors since 2023; Italian residents and a few groups enter free. Arrive before 9 a.m. to avoid the longest queues.
