Lose yourself in Rome's narrow cobbled streets that make up Centro Storico, starting from Piazza del Popolo, running through Piazza Venezia to the Colosseum. You'll stumble upon some of the Eternal City's main attractions as you roam through these walkways including the preserved Pantheon and beautiful baroque artwork at Piazza Navona and the famous Trevi Fountain. Soak up the atmosphere as you pass pretty trattorias, colourful ice cream parlours and strings of buzzing cafes, bars and restaurants.

When you visit Rome on holiday you simply cannot miss this city's ancient sights. Situated in the heart of the city, the spellbinding Colosseum (the largest amphitheatre in the world) is a must visit along with the Pantheon, built as a temple to the Roman Gods, the Vatican City and the Trevi Fountain. Take a guided tour of the city to enjoy all the amazing stops. You can hire bikes, tandems, Segways and electric cars or hop on a guide bus around the city – there are heaps of different guided tours to enjoy.

A visit to Monti is a must for those seeking stylish streets, charming houses and picturesque piazzas. Located in the middle of Centro Storico, it's easy to find and is the best place for souvenir shops. The Borghetto Flaminio Market, hosted on Sunday at the Piazza della Marina, is a treasure trove of vintage luxury fashion, and The Ponte Milvio Market, beside the Tiber, is also a great spot to enjoy the sunshine as you shop for antiques! Save time for the Porto Portese Flea Market on a Sunday morning and fill your bags with trinkets, antiques and specialities from the endless rows of stalls.

In the heart of the Apostolic Palace in Vatican City stands the Sistine Chapel. This stunning building is one of Rome's most visit sites. Its famous ceiling - a colourful fresco painted by Michelangelo – is the highlight. Take a tour of the Chapel's spectacular portfolio of artwork with an expert guide, before heading into St. Peter's Square, where the masses gather to listen to the Pope.