Rome – Italy – A guide
Rome is located in central Italy in the Lazio region near the mouth of the Riber Tibet. The core of the city lies 24km from the Tynhenian sea. The altitude of Rome is 13 metters (in the Piazza del Poppolo) at the Bottom to 120m in the Monte Mario. The commune of Rome is 1,285 km2.
Rome has a typical mediterranean climate which characterizes the coast of Italy. The climate is pleasant from April to June and from mid September to October. In August the average temperature is 24,5ºc traditionally, many businesses close during August, but not all the Romans leave the city because in the Summer time is when they get more tourists. Winter is cold and the average temperature in January is 8,5 degrees celsius.
Rome began its story as a village with shepherds and farmers who divided the tiny hills and valleys of the area.
The first inhabitants were probably a conglomeration of people from different backgrounds living in the margins of economic and cultural development of their affluent neighbours. The Etruscans to the north and Sabines and the Latins to the south.
In Rome you can enjoy the squares, fountains and the most famous monuments of Rome. You can also let the charm of the eternal city take you through small picturesque streets, discovering some of the world’s most famous sites of the Pantheon, Piazza Novona, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Stepts. Travel back in the time and admire the major attractions in one afternoon!
Rome has many museums. You can visit the Vatican Museum; the National Gallery of Art and the Roman nationally museum. Or you can go on the Coliseum’s tour, and enjoy of the restaurants that offer you typical Roman’s cuisinise, you can’t miss the column erected of the city, and throw money to the “Fontana di Trevi” to make your wishes come true.
Rome is located in central Italy in the Lazio region near the mouth of the Riber Tibet. The core of the city lies 24km from the Tynhenian sea. The altitude of Rome is 13 metters (in the Piazza del Poppolo) at the Bottom to 120m in the Monte Mario. The commune of Rome is 1,285 km2.
Rome has a typical mediterranean climate which characterizes the coast of Italy. The climate is pleasant from April to June and from mid September to October. In August the average temperature is 24,5ºc traditionally, many businesses close during August, but not all the Romans leave the city because in the Summer time is when they get more tourists. Winter is cold and the average temperature in January is 8,5 degrees celsius.
Rome began its story as a village with shepherds and farmers who divided the tiny hills and valleys of the area.
The first inhabitants were probably a conglomeration of people from different backgrounds living in the margins of economic and cultural development of their affluent neighbours. The Etruscans to the north and Sabines and the Latins to the south.
In Rome you can enjoy the squares, fountains and the most famous monuments of Rome. You can also let the charm of the eternal city take you through small picturesque streets, discovering some of the world’s most famous sites of the Pantheon, Piazza Novona, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Stepts. Travel back in the time and admire the major attractions in one afternoon!
Rome has many museums. You can visit the Vatican Museum; the National Gallery of Art and the Roman nationally museum. Or you can go on the Coliseum’s tour, and enjoy of the restaurants that offer you typical Roman’s cuisinise, you can’t miss the column erected of the city, and throw money to the “Fontana di Trevi” to make your wishes come true.
