Rome is the capital of Italy and is more commonly known as the Eternal City.
Tourist Guide to Rome
Rome General Information & Climate

Rome Weather
Due to Rome’s proximity to the Mediterranean Sea, the city has been blessed with a longer summer than usual, which makes visiting the beaches enjoyable right from May through to October.
If you are planning a visit to the Eternal City then it is best to head over during the spring or autumn.
Many people mistakenly assume that the climate in Rome is purely Mediterranean seeing as it is so close to the area.
However, it is actually similar to temperate climate as well due to the fact that Rome is close to the Apennines and close to 20 miles from the sea.

Rome - General Information
The city has been the center one of the largest civilizations in the entire world and holds within it the Seven Hills, Vatican City, the Roman Empire, and an array of culture and religion no matter where you go. In the 2,500 years that Rome has been in existence you would be hard pressed to find a more influential city anywhere.

Of course, the most historic and sought after part of Roman is the Historic Center which has been deemed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
There is a plethora of churches, romantic ruins, monuments, statues, basilicas, palaces, fountains, and a whole lot more.
The heritage that is abundant in the city is noticeable from the moment that you arrive, however tourists can find a lot more than just historic sites and religious monuments.
Over the past few years Rome has seen growth in terms of the nightlife scene, shopping, fashion, and all kinds of other forms of entertainment for tourists to the area.
A spot that used to be rich in activity during the day but slow at night, has now become an area that offers an array of excitement practically 24 hours a day.

Rome Guide
There is no denying the fact that there is an abundance of attractions in Rome, so much so that it can be hard to try and find time to see and do everything available.
In order to help you make the most of a trip to Rome, here are a few of the top attractions that you should make the effort to see.
St. Peter’s Basilica: This is the largest church in the world and contains all kinds of famous artwork, stunning architecture, and unrivaled history.
The Colosseum: This attraction brings in more tourists each year than any other within Rome, and is almost an impossible spot to miss. Used previously as the home for spectacular gladiator combats, the ancient classical style is breathtaking to say the least.
The Pantheon: This 140 foot dome has existed since 1436 and is the very largest in the entire world. Admission to the dome is free and it is located in the heart of Rome which makes it an easy attraction to plan to see.
Museum of Roman Civilization: While this museum may be a bit more out of the way, it is well worth the trek. With 59 different sections illustrating the stunning history of Roman civilization, it really doesn’t get much better than this.