Here it is - short and sweet. The perfect and compact 3 day Rome itinerary. Rome can be incredibly crowded, especially in peak season. However, the post-Corona virus visiting period, whenever that will be, may offer some relief from the big crowds. Enjoy the Eternal City, it is crowded, gritty, and fully enjoyable.

On The Traveling Professor small group tours to Italy, of course we visit the ancient Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Vatican, the Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, and Pantheon. But after all of that, it is time to eat! See The Traveling Professor's best places to eat in Rome.

One of the great beauties of Italy is the wonderful food selections and the variation of food. Roman food is known for red-sauce dishes, pasta, pizza and other delights. Check out The Traveling Professor's blog post on the best places to eat in Rome

In this travel blog post we have a wide variety of eating styles from Vienna to Dublin to Lima to Madrid to Munich to Rome to Oslo to Florence. Whether you are on a Traveling Professor small group tour or traveling alone, check out these great places to eat.

Of course there is the Colosseum, the Borghese Gallery and the Pantheon. But no one goes to Rome to see that anymore. We go there to eat! And there are many places to eat in Italy. In this blog post The Professor posts his "Top Secret" places to eat in Italy. Some of the places are fancy, some are casual. But they are all worth visiting on your next trip to Rome. But please, you must promise to tell no one else about these super secret spots. Enjoy!

Rome is often called an outdoor museum. There are so many museums, churches, monuments, historical sites, and wonders of architecture. One can spend days just walking around and discover new things time and time again. Take a look at this "Pilgrim's Walk" of Rome.

On our small group tours to Italy, selecting the right hotel is a significant decision. After years of running small group tours to Rome, Florence, and Venice, we have found what The Traveling Professor thinks are the best hotel for each of these cities. In this Italy blog post we will tell you about our hotel selection process and why The Traveling Professor selected these three hotels in Italy.

The Traveling Professor first visited Rome in 2009. His small group tours have been back many times to visit the Colosseum, Vatican, Spanish Steps, Borghese Gallery, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and other many delightful treasures of this ancient city. Having a good hotel can make or break a trip to Rome. In this blog post, The Traveling Professor features 3 excellent choices for hotels.