Hey babes! Hoy os traigo un post sobre viajes, más concretamente sobre la ciudad de Roma. Hacía mucho que no escribía un post de viajes, por eso he decidido escribir uno sobre la ciudad a la que he viajado más recientemente. He estado ya 3 veces en Roma (y volvería otras tantas) y me encanta. Es una ciudad con muchísima historia, de esas en las que es maravilloso perderse. Por eso hoy os quiero hablar de 11 cosas que podéis hacer si os decidís a viajar a esta ciudad. Aunque son muchas cosas os aseguro que se pueden hacer en un fin de semana si lo planeas bien 😉. ¡Espero que os guste!
Hey babes! Today I have for you a travel post about Rome. It's been a long time since I wrote one, so that's why I've decided to do that about the last city I have visited. I've already been 3 times in Rome (and would go back 3 more) and I love it. It's a city with a lot of history, and it's perfect to get lost in it. So today I wanted to share 11 things you can do there. Even though they might seem a lot I guarantee that you can do all of them in a weekend if you plan ahead 😉. I hope you like it!
1. Visitar el Coliseo. Esto es algo que tienes que hacer sí o sí cuando visites Roma. Entrar al Coliseo te permite imaginar cómo era en su época y los espectáculos que allí tenían lugar. Sin duda, es algo esencial qué visitar.
1. Visiting the Colosseum. This is something you have to do when you visit Rome. Getting inside allows you to imagine how was it in the roman time and all the performances that took place there. You really can not miss this.
1. Visiting the Colosseum. This is something you have to do when you visit Rome. Getting inside allows you to imagine how was it in the roman time and all the performances that took place there. You really can not miss this.
2. Dar un paseo por el Foro. Después de visitar el Coliseo hay que pasarse por el Foro romano. Además se pueden comprar las entradas juntas para los dos sitios. A mí me encanta pasear entre todas las ruinas y ver los restos que aún se conservan.
2. Go for a stroll around the Forum. After visiting the Colosseum you have to go to the roman Forum. You can buy tickets together to visit both of them. I loved going through the old ruins and seeing what's left of the buildings they used to be.
2. Go for a stroll around the Forum. After visiting the Colosseum you have to go to the roman Forum. You can buy tickets together to visit both of them. I loved going through the old ruins and seeing what's left of the buildings they used to be.
3. Tirar una moneda en la Fontana di Trevi. La leyenda dice que si tiras una moneda de espaldas con la mano derecha sobre el hombro izquierdo volverás a Roma, ¡así que tienes que hacerlo! La Fontana es preciosa y muy grande, aunque siempre está llena de gente... Lo mejor es ir de noche que es cuando menos gente ahí y está igual de bonita que de día.
3. Throw a coin in Fontana di Trevi. Legend says that if you throw a coin there with your left hand over your right shoulder you will go back to Rome, so you have to do it! The Fontana is beautiful and huge, but it's always packed up with people. The best time to go it's at night, there will be less people and the Fontana is as beautiful as during daytime.
3. Throw a coin in Fontana di Trevi. Legend says that if you throw a coin there with your left hand over your right shoulder you will go back to Rome, so you have to do it! The Fontana is beautiful and huge, but it's always packed up with people. The best time to go it's at night, there will be less people and the Fontana is as beautiful as during daytime.
4. Visitar el Vaticano y subir a la Cúpula. El Vaticano es otra parada obligatoria en la ruta por Roma. Pasear por la Plaza de San Pedro mientras observas el gran edificio del Vaticano es una pasada. Yo os recomiendo también que subáis a la cúpula para ver Roma desde arriba. Son bastantes escaleras, pero yo creo que merece la pena 😉
4. Visit the Vatican city and climb to the top of the dome. Vatican city is another stop you can't miss. Walking the Piazza San Pietro while you look at the huge Vatican building is insane. I highly recommend you go up to the dome to see Rome from above. There are a lot of stairs to climb, but I think it's worth it 😉
4. Visit the Vatican city and climb to the top of the dome. Vatican city is another stop you can't miss. Walking the Piazza San Pietro while you look at the huge Vatican building is insane. I highly recommend you go up to the dome to see Rome from above. There are a lot of stairs to climb, but I think it's worth it 😉
5. Visitar la Piazza Spagna y subir sus escaleras. La verdad es que cuando yo fui estaba llena de gente, pero aún así me gustó. También merece la pena subir las escaleras para ver las vistas desde allí. Además la plaza está justo al lado de Via dei Condotti, la calle donde se encuentran todas las tiendas de lujo (que aunque no vayas a comprar nada nunca está de más pasar a echar un vistazo 😉).
5. Visit Piazza Spagna and climb up the stairs. when I went there it was packed up with people but I liked it anyways. Climbing up the stairs it's also worth it. And the Piazza is just beside Via dei Condotti, the street with all the luxury brands (even if you're not buying anything it's always fun to have a look 😉).
5. Visit Piazza Spagna and climb up the stairs. when I went there it was packed up with people but I liked it anyways. Climbing up the stairs it's also worth it. And the Piazza is just beside Via dei Condotti, the street with all the luxury brands (even if you're not buying anything it's always fun to have a look 😉).
6. Visitar el Altare della Patria (o Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II) y subir a su azotea. Este fue uno de los monumentos que más me impactó cuando lo vi por primera vez. Está en una plaza con un montón de tráfico pero aún así me pareció impresionante. También os recomiendo subir a su azotea (no hace falta subir escaleras, se sube en ascensor) porque las vistas desde allí no tienen desperdicio, a mí me encantó subir.
6. Go to the Altare della Patria (or Monument Vittorio Emanuele II) and see its rooftop. This was one of the monuments that impact me the most the first time I saw it. It's in a square with a lot of traffic but it still looks amazing. I will also recommend to go up to its rooftop (there aren't any stairs, you have to take the elevator) because the views are so worth it. I loved it.
6. Go to the Altare della Patria (or Monument Vittorio Emanuele II) and see its rooftop. This was one of the monuments that impact me the most the first time I saw it. It's in a square with a lot of traffic but it still looks amazing. I will also recommend to go up to its rooftop (there aren't any stairs, you have to take the elevator) because the views are so worth it. I loved it.
7. Asomarse al Panteón de Agripa. La primera vez que fui a Roma no pude verlo por dentro y fue una auténtica pena. Tenía ganas de volver para verlo por dentro y la verdad es que no me defraudó. Es increíble la cantidad de detalles que hay en su interior, sobre todo el óculo de la cúpula. Es una visita obligada, sin ninguna duda.
7. Having a look at the Agrippa Pantheon. The first time I went to Rome I couldn't get inside it and it was a pity. I really wanted to go back to see the inside and it didn't let me down at all when I saw it. It's incredible to see all the details there are, but most of all the amazing eye in the dome. It's a must visit.
7. Having a look at the Agrippa Pantheon. The first time I went to Rome I couldn't get inside it and it was a pity. I really wanted to go back to see the inside and it didn't let me down at all when I saw it. It's incredible to see all the details there are, but most of all the amazing eye in the dome. It's a must visit.
8. Pasear por la Piazza Navona y comprar una pintura en sus numerosos puestos. Creo que la Piazza Navona es un sitio perfecto para pasear y admirar parte del arte que inunda la ciudad de Roma. Podemos encontrar tres fuentes (una de ellas ideada por Bernini) así como la iglesia Sant'Agnese in Agone. Además la plaza cuenta con numerosos puestos en los que venden distintos tipos de pinturas y fotografías. Yo me compré una y no puede ser más bonita. Así que si vais os recomiendo que compréis allí algún recuerdo de Roma.
8. Take a walk around Piazza Navona and buy a painting in a stand. I think Piazza Navona it's the perfect place to have a walk and admire all the art that fills Rome. We can find three fountains (one of them was made by Bernini) and the Sant'Agnese in Agone church. In addition, we can find a lot of little stands around the piazza where they sell all kind of cute paintings and pictures. I bought one and it's perfect to decorate your home. So if you go there I will highly recommend to buy there a souvenir.
8. Take a walk around Piazza Navona and buy a painting in a stand. I think Piazza Navona it's the perfect place to have a walk and admire all the art that fills Rome. We can find three fountains (one of them was made by Bernini) and the Sant'Agnese in Agone church. In addition, we can find a lot of little stands around the piazza where they sell all kind of cute paintings and pictures. I bought one and it's perfect to decorate your home. So if you go there I will highly recommend to buy there a souvenir.
9. Comprar un helado en la Gelateria della Palma (con más de 150 sabores!!). La verdad es que esta heladería fue todo un descubrimiento. Me llevaron unos amigos y no me pudo gustar más 😍 ¡Nunca había visto una heladería con tantos sabores! Era casi imposible decidirse jajaja Además los helados que probé estaban buenísimos 😉 La heladería está en la calle Via della Maddalena 19/23. Está muy cerquita de la Piazza Navona (menos de 5min andando), así que si os pasáis por la plaza no os olvidéis de comprar un helado aquí 😉
9. Buy an icecream in Gelateria della Palma (with more than 150 flavors!!). This ice cream shop was a true discovery. Some of my friends took me there and I couldn't like it more 😍 I've never seen an ice cream shop with so many flavors! It was almost impossible to decide hahaha. And all the flavors I tried were so good. This ice cream shop is one Via della Maddalena 19/23. It's really close to Piazza Navona (less than 5min walking), so if you go to the piazza don't forget to buy an icecream here.
9. Buy an icecream in Gelateria della Palma (with more than 150 flavors!!). This ice cream shop was a true discovery. Some of my friends took me there and I couldn't like it more 😍 I've never seen an ice cream shop with so many flavors! It was almost impossible to decide hahaha. And all the flavors I tried were so good. This ice cream shop is one Via della Maddalena 19/23. It's really close to Piazza Navona (less than 5min walking), so if you go to the piazza don't forget to buy an icecream here.
10. Ver atardecer desde el puente Umberto I. Desde este puente se tiene una vista preciosa de la cúpula de San Pedro del Vaticano. Es perfecto para ver atardecer desde ahí y hacer algunas fotos 😍
10. Watch the sunset from the bridge Umberto I. From the bridge you have an excellent view of the Vatican dome. It's perfect to watch the sunset and to take some pictures 😍
10. Watch the sunset from the bridge Umberto I. From the bridge you have an excellent view of the Vatican dome. It's perfect to watch the sunset and to take some pictures 😍
11. Dar un paseo nocturno por el Trastevere y cenar allí. El Trastevere es uno de los barrios más bohemios de la ciudad y también una de las mejores zonas de restaurantes. Dar un paseo nocturno por sus calles empedradas y visitar la basílica de Santa María in Trastevere es algo que no te puedes perder.
11. Go for a night stroll in Trastevere and have dinner there. Trastevere is one of the most bohemian neighbourhood in the city and one of the areas with best restaurants. Have a night walk around its little streets and visiting the Santa Maria in Trastevere church is something you can't miss.
11. Go for a night stroll in Trastevere and have dinner there. Trastevere is one of the most bohemian neighbourhood in the city and one of the areas with best restaurants. Have a night walk around its little streets and visiting the Santa Maria in Trastevere church is something you can't miss.
¡Espero que os haya gustado este post y que os sirva si decidís ir a Roma!
I hope you liked the post and find it useful if you ever go to Rome!
I hope you liked the post and find it useful if you ever go to Rome!
See you soon babes!
A.
Me encantó el post!! Ya sabes que caí enamorada de Roma cuando fui así que disfruté mucho leyendolo♥ Me hubiera gustado visitar el barrio Trastevere, pero bueno, otra vez será! un besoooo:D
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Muchas gracias Laura! ¿A quién no le gusta Roma? ;) Un beso! xxx
EliminarWe visited Rome a few years ago and it was so busy and so so hot that it kind of ruined our experience there, but I'd love to go back one day and see it properly. I loved wandering through the Roman Forum though, but sadly the Trevi Fountain was being restored so it was all boarded up!
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Rome can be very hot in summer so I highly recommend going in spring or fall. You definitely have to go back to see the Trevi Fountain! Thank you for the comment babe xxx
EliminarEl post muy util para personas que quieren visitar este lugar. Es fantastico y maravilloso, tambien recomiendo mucho!
ResponderEliminar¡Mil gracias! Me alegro de que te haya gustado el post xxx
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