Rome,
together.

Check official tickets, entrances and included areas before visiting. Arena and underground access depend on the ticket selected; they are not included in every admission.

Choose an entrance and check your ticket conditions in advance. Follow signs inside the site: guide markers do not identify authorised entrances.

Check current admission arrangements and the service calendar. This is a place of worship, so plan your visit around religious activities.

Check the museum for tickets and available routes. The Passetto di Borgo has separate visiting arrangements; castle admission does not guarantee access.

Check museum notices and which exhibitions your ticket includes. Museum admission is separate from walking along the Tiber outside.

Access to the area closest to the fountain is regulated. Check the official site for conditions, any tickets and exemptions; maintenance may affect access.

Explore the square on foot; the church, museums and underground remains have separate entrances. Check their official pages before entering.

Follow signs in the square and keep passageways clear. To avoid steps, stay in the lower square and plan an alternative route.

The marker is a reference point in the park, not the Borghese Gallery entrance. Check museum admission and reservations separately.

Consult the official calendar and arrange your reservation before arriving. Access to the surrounding park is separate from gallery admission.

Check tickets, exhibitions and museum notices. Focus on the collections that interest you and consult the museum site for accessible routes.

Check official admission arrangements, services and visiting conditions. The basilica, dome and Vatican Museums are separate experiences to plan individually.

The marker identifies Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere as a neighbourhood reference point. Check venues directly for prices and availability, and respect residents’ peace.

The marker identifies Piazza della Madonna dei Monti. Explore the neighbourhood at your own pace; check churches, museums and archaeological sites separately.

The map reference is Piazza Testaccio. The market, Monte dei Cocci and exhibition spaces are separate places; check the address and access arrangements for your chosen stop.

Check park hours before climbing the hill. Allow for the Aventine’s slope; the nearby Priory of Malta is not part of the garden visit.

The marker is on Via Garibaldi: follow public paths towards the viewpoints. Allow for the climb and plan your return before dark.

Church and excavations have separate visiting arrangements: consult the official source before setting out. Also check accessibility of the underground levels.

Check museum hours, tickets and notices. This is a separate stop from Testaccio, so plan the transfer before adding it to your day.

View the buildings from public spaces; many are homes. Do not enter private courtyards, and treat this as an outdoor architectural walk.

Choose a walk suited to the weather and daylight, and carry water. Use the paths, check park notices and do not climb archaeological remains.

The park and museums have separate admission arrangements. Check Villa Torlonia’s notices and choose which interiors to visit in advance.

The reference point is the Via Latina entrance. Check park paths and notices, consider ground conditions after rain, and do not enter caves or buildings without authorised access.

Use public paths and keep hospital entrances clear. The lower riverbanks are separate from the island walk; respect closures and warning signs.