Aventino hill, one of the famous Seven Hills of ancient Rome, from where you can look through the keyhole called Buco di Roma or Roman Hole to get one of the most impressive views of the dome on St. Peter’s Basilica.

Stop for a panoramic look over the Circus Maximus, once an ancient horse race track, with the Imperial Palaces located on Palatine hill in the background.

Piazza Venezia, you will see the enormous Vittoriano, the largest monument in Rome.

A brief stop by Spanish steps, which with its beautiful staircase, is the most elegant square of Rome and the center of shopping.

Stop by the Pantheon which is the most significant pagan temple ever built in Rome. Moreover, its incredible dome is the largest in the city.

Piazza Navona, with its elliptic square built over the ruins of the ancient Domitian Stadium and one of Bernini’s most celebrated works called Fontana dei Fiumi.

Trevi Fountain, where you can stop for photos and throw a coin in the fountain as is the custom if you want to return someday to Rome!

Stop by the St. Peter’s Basilica to walk into the magnificent square and take pictures of the largest Catholic Church in the world