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Day 4 brings you to less touristy parts of Rome, starting with a visit to the Campo di Fiori market. Not only being inside the Pope’s apartments will give a chill down your spine, but the jaw-dropping frescoes by Raphael and Michelangelo will without a doubt contribute.

I usually don’t recommend seeing lots of cities in a short period of time but if you’re interested in a day trip I would do a one-day trip to Umbria. Demolish meat and cheese platters, slurp up meat dumplings in a rich broth, and drink down the creamy zabaione mousse.Due to the white marble and the enormity of the structure, American GIs gave it the name, “Wedding Cake” during the War. It would be best to leave your baggage with the Concierge ( don’t forget to get a receipt), and leisurely explore the area around the hotel. And there is no need to plan tickets in advance, except for the Borghese Gallery, the Vatican museums and the Colosseum! You can’t help but be truly immersed in this novel, due to the superb writing by this debut author Francesca Giacco and to be instantly transported to the breathtakingly beautiful city of Rome, with its incredible ancient history, art, architecture and flavoursome food and drink.

After your visit to the museums, enjoy a meal in one of the numerous eateries encircling the Vatican before proceeding with your exploration at St. The archaeological site of Ninfeo Dorico: An ancient, ornate structure that was once part of a larger Roman villa. Lunch: Babette, Via Margutta: if it’s a nice day during the good season, reserve your table in the splendid courtyard. However, the Corner Suites will be a touch cosier and have dual-aspect views – including the Altare della Patria.Let’s continue your adventure by heading to Aventine Hill, just a 20-minute walk from Trastevere, or an even shorter 10-minute bus ride. In an effort to arrive at the correct answer, we have thoroughly scrutinized each option and taken into account all relevant information that could provide us with a clue as to which solution is the most accurate.

When you’re planning your trip to Rome – and especially if it’s your first time in the Eternal City – I think it’s extremely important to get central accommodation. Six Days in Rome”is a novel about reckoning with complex pasts and choices made - and finding what you didn’t know you were looking for. As the central hub of the city center, Piazza Venezia is easy to identify, thanks in large part to the imposing Victor Emmanuel II Monument that dominates one side of the square. On the Piazza, you will drive past the Palazzo Venezia from whose small balcony, Mussolini once delivered his speeches. Plus, if you feel like a gladiator post-tournament, a ‘biohacking’ room will have smart bits of tech to ease any aches.A completely immersive experience, Six Days in Rome is a dazzling debut and, as author Paul Beatty describes it, is ‘stunningly cool’. Don’t miss the opportunity to see what remains of the residence of Augustus, the first Roman emperor.