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Once the “Capital of the World,” Rome now has to settle for being the capital of Italy. Despite its fall from global grandeur, The City of Seven Hills remains one of the world’s iconic tourist destinations. An estimated 9 million foreigners take the trip to La Bella Roma each year—and it’s not hard to see why.

From St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel to the Colosseum and the Pantheon, there’s no shortage of jaw-dropping sites to behold in Rome. This doesn’t mean, however, you need a Classics degree to enjoy la dolce vita. On top of its historical draws, Rome has quite a reputation for its luxury brands, luxurious parks for anyone interested in hikes, and delicious dining from brunch to street food. Whatever you end up doing here - and wherever you choose to stay - you won't forget your trip to Rome.

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Anyone who wants to know how to get around Rome using the city's public transport system should familiarize themselves with the central Roma Termini. The station is located off via marsala a street lined with historical buildings. Most likely this is the station you’ll end up in after taking a shuttle bus from Rome’s Fiumicino International Airport. From Termini, you have a few options to get to your next destination.

First, you could hop on Rome’s underground metro system from Termini. Termini is actually a hub station that crosses over a few of Rome’s metro lines. Be sure to take a closer look at the Roman metro system and check where the closest stop is to your hotel.

If you don’t feel like hopping on the metro, perhaps you’d like to take one of Roma Termini’s buses or trains to your final destination. Alternatively, you could hitch a ride with one of the city’s official white taxis parked in front of the station. Whatever mode of travel you feel comfortable with, you’re sure to find a suitable option at Roma Termini.

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Situated in northeastern Rome, the Roma Tiburtina train station is second only to Roma Termini in terms of popularity. Without a doubt, the most important feature of the Roma Tiburtina station is its high-speed rail service. Believe it or not, you could take a high-speed train from Tiburtina all the way to Soleno, Venice, or Torino. Anyone traveling far from Rome during their Italian vacation will probably take one of Tiburtina’s high-speed trains. Besides high-speed rails, however, Tiburtina has everything you’d expect from any other transportation hub: buses, trams, metro service, and taxis.

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Of all Rome’s railway stations, the Roma Ostiense has the darkest origin story. Before the outbreak of World War II, Mussolini ordered the construction the Ostiense station to impress Fürher Adolf Hitler on his official trip to the city. Even though WWII is long concluded, you might detect the Fascist architectural style while touring the marble-heavy Roma Ostiense’s station.

While not as busy as Termini or Tiburtina, this southern station has many important bus, tram, and metro lines, as well as plenty of taxis. The surrounding Ostiense district is also becoming increasingly trendy with travelers who want a (literal) taste of authentic Roman life.

A few intriguing attractions in Ostiense include the Pyramid of Cestius, the Basilica of St. Paul’s, and the professional graffiti adorning the district’s walls. Where this district really shines, however, is in the food department. Be sure to look up what restaurants in Ostinese are trending before visiting this area.

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The majority of international tourists who visit Rome fly into Rome–Fiumicino International Airport (IATA: FCO). Nicknamed Leonardo da Vinci Airport, Fiumicino Airport is one of Europe’s largest, busiest, and most highly decorated airports. Today, it’s estimated that at least 40 million people pass through FCO’s ultra-modern terminals every year.

In case you were wondering, there is another way to fly into Rome. Ciampino International (IATA: CIA) is often considered the city’s budget airport and is significantly smaller than FCO. On the pro side, CIA is actually closer to Rome’s center than FCO. Tourists traveling into Rome on European budget airlines might be able to fly into CIA.

While FCO does have a luggage facility by Terminal 3 but don’t forget to look into Bounce’s affordable luggage storage in Rome. For only $5.90 per day, you could leave your bags in a Bounce-approved facility by both of Rome’s busiest airports. We promise you’ll find the ideal location in Bounce’s luggage storage in Rome category.

Ottaviano refers to a bus and metro stop in Rome’s fashionable Prati neighborhood. Located just above Vatican City, Prati is beloved by locals and tourists for its wide boulevards, luxurious shopping & dining, and Art Nouveau architecture.

A popular pastime in Prati is strolling down the main Via Cola di Rienzo to window-shop by some of Rome’s most elite stores. There are also plenty of wonderful artisanal restaurants spread throughout Prati serving everything from authentic Italian to American hamburgers if you're looking for things to do at night in the city. Although Prati might not be listed in your Roman guidebook, it’s well worth a visit, especially if you’re already in the Vatican area.

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Home to some of Western civilization’s greatest works of art, the tiny Vatican City has played a big role in world history. Even today, millions of faithful congregate in St. Peter’s Square each year to hear the Pope’s address and celebrate Catholic mass. Whether you’re a Catholic or not, a trip to Vatican City is a must when visiting Rome.

Start your tour by admiring all of the treasures housed in the famed Vatican Museums. Just a few of the iconic works you’ll see on your museum tour include Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel, the Raphael Rooms, and the Laocoön. For a sublime view of the city, don’t forget to walk up the Vatican Museos’ Bramante Staircase.

After visiting the Vatican Museums, it’s time to walk through the largest church in Christendom: St. Peter’s Basilica. Of course, the basilica’s massive dome steals the show, but don’t forget to look down at all the wonderful sculptures inside this church. For instance, St. Peter’s is home to Michelangelo’s Pietà, Bernini’s Baldacchino, and Francois Duquesnoy’s Saint Andrew. It's a must-see for everyone who visits, whether you're on a romantic weekend away or a vacation with the kids.

Pro tip: the Vatican Museums offer free admission every last Sunday of the month and on World Tourism Day every September. Just be sure to get in line ASAP if you’re going to take advantage of this opportunity. As you could imagine, lines are doubly long to get into this world-class attraction whenever the museums offer free admission.

Vatican officials now enforce strict bag policies at all of the city’s major attractions. Indeed, there are special cloakrooms in the Vatican Museums where tourists must place all bags and luggage that Vatican officials don’t approve of. To avoid having to deal with Vatican City’s luggage hassles, why not look into Bounce’s bag storage in Rome? There are plenty of choices on Bounce’s luggage storage in Rome category around all of the Vatican’s attractions. Working with Bounce’s team, you can visit Vatican City without having to worry about hauling around bags.

One interesting attraction in Rome that many tourists pass by is the Porta San Paolo. Located in the southern Ostiense district, this impressive 3rd-century fortification is considered one of the largest buildings from Ancient Rome that’s still standing. To learn more about the Porta San Paolo, all you have to do is walk inside the building’s museum for a quick tour.

By the way, there are a few fascinating historical attractions within walking distance of the Porta San Paolo. For instance, you could tour the Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome to see the graves of many celebrated artists, scholars, and stars. Just a few of the most popular graves in the Non-Catholic Cemetery include poet John Keats, artist Hans von Marées, and American author Constance Fenimore Woolson.

The Porta San Paolo is also a short walk from the interesting Pyramid of Caius Cestius, which was built in honor of a prominent Roman priest. Scholars still debate when the pyramid was constructed, but most believe it was completed in 12 BC. This makes the Pyramid of Caius Cestius one of Rome’s oldest intact tombs.

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Once the site of an Ancient Roman stadium, the Piazza Navona is an excellent place to take in Baroque architecture. The Piazza is home to 3 famous fountains that were created by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, a renowned artist of the 17th century. 

The Piazza is located next to Campo de’ Fiori, a bustling square known for its beautiful flower, and fruit market. 

A short trip from Rome’s city center lies Trastevere a quiet medieval neighborhood. Step back into time as you stroll through its cobbled streets and gaze at the Gothic homes. There are plenty of delicious restaurants and cafes to enjoy in this neighborhood. 

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If you plan to travel throughout Europe take a look at guides for Florence, Bari, and Pisa. We offer fantastic luggage storage coverage throughout Europe that you can take advantage of during your travels.

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