Your trip to Roma.

1. Morning
   Coliseu, Foro Romano and Palatino

   Start early at the Coliseu, with a ticket booked for the first time slot. The same ticket grants access to the Foro Romano and the Palatino, which are next door: walk along the Via Sacra to the Arch of Titus and climb the Palatino to see the Foro from above.

2. Afternoon
   Pantheon and Piazza Navona

   After lunch, head to the Pantheon and watch the light entering through the dome's oculus. A few minutes' walk away is the Piazza Navona, with Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi in the center.

3. Late afternoon
   Fontana di Trevi and Piazza di Spagna

   Walk to the Fontana di Trevi and toss a coin over your shoulder, as tradition dictates. Continue to the Piazza di Spagna and climb the steps to the church of Trinità dei Monti to view the city's rooftops.

4. Evening
   Dinner on the other side of the Tibre

   For dinner, cross the river to Trastevere, with narrow streets full of trattorias. Dinner in Rome usually starts from 7:30 PM or 8:00 PM.

Day 1

1. Morning
   Inside the Coliseu

   Enter the Coliseu right at opening time, with a named ticket and scheduled entry. Walk the two tiers of seating and look down at the underground corridors where gladiators and animals passed.

2. Afternoon
   Foro Romano and Palatino

   In the afternoon, use the same ticket at the Foro Romano: the Curia, the Temple of Vesta, the arches of Titus and Septimius Severus. Climb the Palatino, where the emperors' palaces stood, and enjoy the view over the Circo Massimo.

3. Late afternoon
   Campidoglio and the Vittoriano terrace

   Climb Michelangelo's staircase to the Piazza del Campidoglio and peek at the Foro from the viewpoint behind the Palazzo Senatorio. Next door, the Vittoriano's elevator takes you to the Terraço das Quadrigas, with Rome in 360 degrees.

4. Evening
   Night in Monti

   Dine in Monti, the neighborhood between the Coliseu and the Via Nazionale, with enotecas and small restaurants on cobbled streets. On the way back, the illuminated Coliseu is just a few blocks away.

Day 2

1. Morning
   Museus Vaticanos and Capela Sistina

   Book the first time slot for the Museus Vaticanos. Pass by the Laocoonte, the Salas de Rafael and finish in the Capela Sistina, where photos are prohibited and silence is requested. Shoulders and knees must be covered.

2. Afternoon
   Basilica of São Pedro and the dome

   Exit via the Piazza San Pietro and enter the Basilica, where Michelangelo's Pietà is located. Climb the dome on foot or take part of the way by elevator: from the top you can see the entire square and the gardens of the Vaticano.

3. Late afternoon
   Castel Sant'Angelo and the bridge of the angels

   Walk along the Via della Conciliazione to the Castel Sant'Angelo, the former mausoleum of Hadrian. From the castle terrace, the sunset often paints the cúpula de São Pedro. Cross the Ponte Sant'Angelo, with its statues of angels.

4. Evening
   Navona, Pantheon and Trevi at night

   From the bridge, it's a few minutes to the Piazza Navona. Walk past the illuminated Pantheon and finish at the Fontana di Trevi: at night, outside controlled hours, the edge of the fountain does not require a ticket.

Day 1

1. Morning
   Opening of the Coliseu

   Start at the Coliseu at the first booked time, with a photo ID in hand. The amphitheatre was inaugurated in AD 80 and held tens of thousands of spectators at the games.

2. Afternoon
   Ruins of the Foro and the Palatino

   Head to the Foro Romano and the Palatino with the same ticket. Bring water and a hat: there is little shade among the ruins, especially from June to August.

3. Late afternoon
   Musei Capitolini and Campidoglio

   In the late afternoon, visit the Musei Capitolini, with the Loba Capitolina and the original equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius. Through the Tabularium's underground gallery you reach a window overlooking the Foro.

4. Evening
   Dinner in Monti

   At night, dine in Monti, near ancient Rome, or walk down the Via dei Fori Imperiali to see the ruins lit up.

Day 2

1. Morning
   Vatican: museums and the Sistine

   Vatican day, which is another State but has no passport control. Enter the Museus Vaticanos with a timed slot and allow three hours to reach the Capela Sistina without rushing.

2. Afternoon
   Basilica and dome of São Pedro

   Visit the Basílica de São Pedro, with Bernini's baldachin over the papal altar, and climb the steps of the dome. Entrance to the basilica is free; the ascent to the dome requires a separate ticket.

3. Late afternoon
   Castel Sant'Angelo

   Walk to the Castel Sant'Angelo and ascend the ramps to the terrace of the bronze angel, with views over the Tibre and São Pedro. The castle is closed on Mondays: check before you go.

4. Evening
   Night in Trastevere

   Cross the Tibre to Trastevere to dine in the trattorias on the stone streets, one of Rome's liveliest neighborhoods after dark.

Day 3

1. Morning
   Galleria Borghese

   Start at the Galleria Borghese, with mandatory reservation and a visit of about two hours. See Apollo and Daphne and the Rape of Proserpina by Bernini, and Canova's Paulina Borghese.

2. Afternoon
   Villa Borghese and the Pincio

   Cross the Villa Borghese park, with its lake and the Temple of Aesculapius, to the Pincio terrace. From there you descend to the Piazza di Spagna via the Trinità dei Monti and the staircase.

3. Late afternoon
   Fontana di Trevi and Pantheon

   From the Piazza di Spagna, walk to the Fontana di Trevi and then to the Pantheon. Go inside and see the tombs of Raphael and of Italy's early kings.

4. Evening
   Farewell at the Piazza Navona

   End at the Piazza Navona, with its three illuminated fountains and street performers. For the last meal, the small streets around the square have trattorias and pizzerias.