Rome Complete Tour – Part 2: travel itinerary
What to see, opening hours, prices, map
Rome Complete Tour – Part 2 continues the journey through the city’s districts and neighborhoods, with new itineraries among iconic landmarks, authentic corners, and lesser-known treasures, to further explore the discovery of the Caput Mundi.
📌 To view the complete itinerary for each area, click on the links to the dedicated pages +🔗
- Overview
- Orientation Table 📊
- Itinerary Overview
- Routes: Maps, Descriptions, Details
- 📍 Campitelli +🔗
- 📍 Monti and Castro Pretorio +🔗
- 📍 Trevi +🔗
- 📍 Pinciano +🔗
- 📍 Borgo and Gianicolense +🔗
- 📍 Districts Beyond the Historic Center +🔗
- 📍 Appia Antica +🔗
- 📍 Ostia Antica +🔗
See also:
- Guide to Rome
- Itineraries: 1d, 3d, CT
- Experiences, Getting Around
- Eating: Where & What
- Where to Sleep
Overview
With this second part of Rome Complete Tour, the exploration of the Capital continues through some of its most fascinating districts. From Campitelli, Monti and Trevi to the Pinciano district, the itinerary leads to the discovery of major tourist attractions such as the Musei Capitolini, the Fontana di Trevi and the Galleria Borghese, among art, history and culture.
The journey continues with the itineraries dedicated to Appia Antica and Ostia Antica, two extraordinary archaeological sites that allow visitors to further explore the history of ancient Rome beyond the boundaries of the Historic Center.
The 193 attractions included in this Part 2 of Rome Complete Tour, including both main and secondary stops, are divided into 8 itineraries for a total of 96 hours of visits spread over 12 days.
📊 Orientation Table
The table below summarizes all the main attractions included in the first 8 itineraries of Rome Complete Tour – Part 2, helping you to quickly find your way and plan your visit in the best possible way (see Itinerary Overview).
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Itinerary Overview
Below you will find a summary of all the routes dedicated to districts, neighborhoods and archaeological areas included in Part 2 of Rome Complete Tour, with the corresponding link to the itinerary page featuring the map and detailed information about the stops.
RIONE CAMPITELLI
The itinerary dedicated to Rione Campitelli leads visitors to discover one of the most monumental areas of Rome, where history, art and institutions come together in the heart of the city. The route includes attractions of great interest such as Palazzo Colonna, Galleria Doria Pamphilj, Vittoriano, and finally Piazza del Campidoglio with the Musei Capitolini.
RIONI MONTI and CASTRO PRETORIO
The route through Monti and Castro Pretorio leads to the discovery of important artistic, archaeological and religious testimonies of the capital. The itinerary includes places such as the Museo Nazionale Romano – Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Basilica di San Pietro in Vincoli and Basilica di Santa Prassede, offering an experience that combines masterpieces of classical art, works by Michelangelo and extraordinary Byzantine mosaics.
RIONE TREVI
The itinerary of Rione Trevi allows visitors to explore one of the most famous areas of Rome’s historic center, among iconic monuments, art and archaeology. The route includes attractions such as Palazzo Barberini, the spectacular Fontana di Trevi and the fascinating Domus Romane di Palazzo Valentini, offering a journey through the magnificence of the Baroque and the testimonies of Imperial Rome.
PINCIANO DISTRICT
The route dedicated to the Pinciano District leads to the discovery of one of the main natural and cultural hubs of the capital. The heart of the itinerary is represented by Villa Borghese, Rome’s most famous urban park, which houses the prestigious Galleria Borghese and Bioparco di Roma. The route also includes the Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia and the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna (GNAM), offering a complete experience among nature, archaeology and great art collections.
RIONE BORGO and GIANICOLENSE
The itinerary between Borgo and Gianicolense leads visitors to discover some of the most iconic and panoramic places in Rome, among history, spirituality and large green areas. The route includes attractions such as Piazza San Pietro, Castel Sant’Angelo, the Passeggiata del Gianicolo and Villa Doria Pamphili, offering an experience that encompasses some of the most suggestive views of the Eternal City.
📌 Città del Vaticano, with Basilica di San Pietro and Musei Vaticani, although directly connected to Rione Borgo, is not included in this itinerary because it is covered in a dedicated guide: see Vatican in 1 day: what to see and complete itinerary.
DISTRICTS BEYOND THE HISTORIC CENTER
The Neighborhoods beyond the Historic Center section includes two separate itineraries, each dedicated to different areas of the capital and accompanied by its own map.
The route dedicated to the neighborhoods of EUR, Ostiense and Prenestino allows visitors to discover a different side of Rome beyond the historic center, where contemporary architecture and archaeology coexist in perfect harmony. The itinerary includes places of interest such as the Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana and Basilica di San Paolo Fuori le Mura.
The itinerary through the neighborhoods of Tiburtino, Nomentano and Flaminio leads to the discovery of a lesser-known Rome, among spirituality, archaeology and contemporary architecture. The route crosses the underground Rome of ancient basilicas, including crypts and catacombs, and continues to new cultural spaces such as MAXXI, in a journey through different eras of the capital.
APPIA ANTICA
The itinerary dedicated to Appia Antica leads to the discovery of one of the most important roads of ancient Rome, where archaeology, nature and history come together in a unique route. The journey includes places such as Catacombe di San Callisto, Tomba di Cecilia Metella and Parco Archeologico dell’Appia Antica, among ancient remains and testimonies of Imperial Rome.
OSTIA ANTICA
The itinerary dedicated to Ostia Antica leads to the discovery of Rome’s ancient port city, one of the most important archaeological sites in Italy. The route allows visitors to explore the Parco Archeologico di Ostia Antica, the Teatro Romano and the extraordinary public and private buildings that tell the story of everyday life in ancient Rome.
📌 Ostia Antica is located outside the territory of the city of Rome, but it has been included in this tour because of its exceptional historical and archaeological value and its close connection with the history of the capital.
FAQ
Rome Complete Tour Part 2 is organized into 8 itineraries, dedicated to discovering historic rioni and important city districts.
📌 See also Itinerary Overview
Is it possible to skip stops or customize the itineraries?
Yes. You can remove stops or change their order while always maintaining route continuity. This allows you to adapt the itinerary according to your interests and available time.
📌 See also Itinerary Info
Can these itineraries be done on foot?
Yes. Most itineraries are designed to be explored on foot, with the exception of routes dedicated to districts outside the historic center and those covering the Appian Way and Ostia Antica, where other means of transport may be useful.
📌 See also Getting around Rome: Info and Tips
Is it worth booking the main attractions in advance?
During peak tourist seasons, it is recommended to book in advance or join guided tours to avoid waiting times and ensure entry to the most popular attractions.
- ✅ Castel Sant’Angelo
- ✅ Galleria Borghese
- ✅ Altare della Patria and Vittoriano
- ✅ Galleria Colonna
- ✅ Musei Capitolini
- ✅ Trevi Fountain
📌 See also Experiences in Rome: Tours, Tickets and Useful Info
How long does it take to complete Rome Complete Tour Part 2?
Part 2 includes approximately 96 hours of visiting time, distributed across the eight itineraries dedicated to historic rioni, city districts and archaeological areas, with a total of 193 stops including main attractions and secondary points of interest.
See also
- Guide to Rome
- Itineraries: 1d, 3d, CT
- Experiences, Getting Around
- Eating: Where & What
- Where to Sleep
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By Richard Nevell – Naples, panoramic view of the city and Mount Vesuvius – Own work – CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons
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By Luca Aless – Venice, panoramic view of Doge’s Palace and St. Mark’s Campanile – Own work – CC BY-SA 4.0 – Wikimedia Commons
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