| Rome in winter is no less interesting than in summer. | | | | Squares in Rome are at every step. Most of them |
| Besides there's no sticky heat which is a | | | | are overcrowded although there are small squares |
| characteristic feature of the summer Rome. When | | | | which are not so popular with the tourists. The Minco |
| chilly outside it's much nicer to drop in at a café | | | | Square, a part of the Coppede Quarter, is one of |
| and have a cup of hot chocolate! | | | | such squares. Fountains, arches and Art Nouveau |
| After reading several guide-books a head is in a | | | | buildings - this Rome is worth seeing! |
| muddle: the Colosseum, the Pantheon, Piazza | | | | No less interesting is the historical area around Rome |
| Venezia…But the experienced travelers and | | | | called Campo del Fiori. Narrow lanes, arches, endless |
| Rome-admirers say it's better to get acquainted with | | | | stores with different goods, salespeople with |
| the city leisurely, step by step looking round Rome. | | | | barrows full of vegetables, vintage salons rub |
| Firstly, one should find a green information booth and | | | | shoulders with luxurious Renaissance palaces and linen |
| to take a city map. Secondly, it's a good idea to get | | | | on the ropes… the sceneries one will never |
| on the tram #3 or #8. They circle round the city so | | | | forget! |
| you have a chance to see the whole Rome through | | | | About spiritual traditions of the city remind the |
| the glass windows. | | | | magnificent Vatican. Bear in mind that it is allowed to |
| The tram will surely pass the Colosseum and after its | | | | stroll through its gardens only with a guide. Go round |
| examination you can turn to Fori Imperiali and take | | | | the elliptic Saint Peter's Square and then go upstairs |
| photos. The street is famous due to several reasons: | | | | its dome, buy a card and send it by post, which is |
| 1) this is the longest archaeological area in the world. | | | | situated right here. The card will be posted with a |
| The ancient market, Trajan's Column and other sights | | | | Vatican stamp. |
| are situated here 2) The street is located between | | | | Then go to the Argentina Square where a kind of |
| Piazza Venezia, the Colosseum, Arch Of Constantine | | | | cat shelter is situated. They live among the ancient |
| and the Capitoline Hill 3) this street hosts military | | | | ruins in the close territory. There is a shop which sells |
| parades and concerts of the famous bands and | | | | "cat" souvenirs. The most popular of them is a stone |
| singers like Elton John and Paul McCartney. | | | | from the Tiber with a cat image on it. It is believed |
| Then you can go any way you like - Rome is rich in | | | | to bring luck. For other souvenirs go to the flea |
| churches, fountains, squares, hills, museums, streets | | | | market located 10 minutes away from the |
| and small shops. If you go from Navona Square | | | | "Pyramide" metro station. Keep alert - Rome is |
| towards the Pantheon, you'll pass a modern dwelling | | | | famous for the pickpockets. |
| house standing over the ancient ruins. This is real | | | | And don't forget to enjoy the sunset in Rome |
| Rome - the complete mutual understanding and | | | | strolling along the Circus Massimo: the sun floods the |
| interpenetration of history and modern life. | | | | ancient ruins of the Palatine Hill opposite the circus. |