4 Days trip in Italy

Day 1

1. Colosseum

   120 minutes

   Visit the iconic Colosseum and explore the ancient amphitheater that hosted gladiatorial contests and public spectacles.

2. Villa Borghese

   180 minutes

   Take a leisurely stroll through the lush gardens and admire the stunning sculptures and art collections at Villa Borghese.

3. Via del Corso

   120 minutes

   Explore the bustling shopping district of Via del Corso, lined with high-end brand stores and trendy boutiques.

Day 2

1. Pantheon

   120 minutes

   Marvel at the ancient, awe-inspiring engineering Landmarks like the Pantheon, a former Roman pagan temple that now serves as a Catholic church.

2. Vatican City

   240 minutes

   Tour the independent city-state and the world's smallest country where you'll see St. Peter’s Square, St. Peter’s Basilica, and Michelangelo’s masterpiece ceiling in the Sistine Chapel.

3. Campo de'Fiori

   120 minutes

   Relax in the lively square of Campo de’Fiori, where an open-air market gets set up each morning, and enjoying bar hopping and shopping at the surrounding shops.

Day 3

1. Trevi Fountain

   60 minutes

   Flick a coin into the myth-ridden Trevi Fountain, take photos and revel in the surrounding baroque piazza.

2. Appia Antica Park

   180 minutes

   Embark on a half-day adventure to the ancient ruins and catacombs of the Appian Way in the vast regional park of Appia Antica.

3. Galleria Alberto Sordi

   120 minutes

   Escape the sun and enjoy Europe's largest sneaker concept store at the Galleria Alberto Sordi, A four-floors building that was originally built in the 19th century.

Day 4

1. Trastevere

   120 minutes

   Stroll around the charming cobblestoned streets of Trastevere, discovering delightful neighborhood's like Da Enzo al 29's authentic Italian dishes.

2. Pincio Terrace

   120 minutes

   Experience one of the best panoramic views of Rome from atop Pincio Terrace, offering views of the lively city surrounded by lush greenery.

3. Via dei Condotti

   120 minutes

   Scream inner fashionista’s delight at the Via dei Condotti, home to Italian icons and style legends like Fendi, Valentino, and Gucci.