About Rome
Rome doesn't preserve its history behind glass; it simply keeps living on top of it, parking scooters against two-thousand-year-old columns.
The Colosseum, the Forum, the Pantheon-monuments that would headline any other city-are just things you pass on the way to lunch. Fountains splash in every piazza, churches hide Caravaggios, and the Vatican holds a whole separate country's worth of art.
It's chaotic, loud and gloriously indifferent to your schedule, run by Romans who have watched empires come and go.
Eat cacio e pepe, fried supplì and a gelato by the Pantheon, and surrender to the chaos.
Fly to Rome
Round trip from Prague, any dates in October 2026.