Of course, Rome is most famously known as the home to the Vatican, and the Vatican museum tour should be included in a city break in Rome Italy. It's not unusual to see the Roman Catholic nuns everywhere in the Piazzas and walking throughout Rome. The best time to visit Rome is during the better climate that can be found in the spring or fall, because it is hot in the summer and rainy in the winter.

The Tevere River and the Tiber River meet in Rome and it makes a river cruise a must during your city break in Rome Italy. Whether you want to take advantage of a traditional Italian meal or just take a sightseeing tour, it is a great way to see Rome, whether in the day or night. Seeing the city lights while enjoying a glass of Italian wine after a delicious meal is one of the simple pleasures you can expect when visiting Rome.

There is so much history surrounding the history of Rome Italy that you could spend several weeks seeing everything there is to see. A city break in Rome Italy will include a glimpse at all kinds of piazzas, fountains, statues and ancient historic landmarks. Sidewalk cafes, Italian cuisine and centuries old architecture and museums are part of the Roman history of the city, which dates back to the 8th century. During a city break in Rome Italy that includes Roman history, you will want to include the ancient Coliseum, Roman Forum, and the Patheon.

Great restaurants that serve authentic Italian food and International cuisines line the Piazzas throughout Rome and the urges to eat are irresistible as aromas fill the air. The locals gather at lunchtime, throwing three coins into the Trevi Fountain daily for good luck, as local tradition calls for. Piazza Navona features the famous Fontana dei Quatro Fiumi and Fontana del Moro fountains and you should include it in your city break in Rome Italy.

World famous landmarks, including the Sistine Chapel, the Catacombs, the Arch of Constantine, the Baths of Diocletian or Nero's Golden House are other things you should include on your visit to Rome. The Piazza di Spagna offers a beautiful view of Rome, but you have to climb the Spanish stairway, located in the exclusive shopping district. The climb is worth it because you can also tour the 16th century church at the top, known as the Trinita dei Monti.

A city break in Rome Italy wouldn't be complete without a shopping tour of some of the fine Italian clothing, shoes, suits and purses that you can find at the high-end shops located around the Piazzas. Finding deals on fine Italian leather and gold jewelry are what tourists like about spending the day looking in the small shops that offer local craftsmanship and wares.

Remember to book your holiday apartment online when planning your visit to Rome Italy. There are many things you can see and do. For a city break in Rome Italy, be prepared to enjoy fine Italian cuisine, see classic works of art and architecture and see Roman history and the Roman Catholic faith from a firsthand point of view.