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Rome is that it’s a city the world loves to love. It's a city with numerous sobriquets: The Eternal City, The Immortal City, The city of Fashion, The seat of the Pope. The list goes on, and taken together it gets to the essence of Rome as a city with something for everyone fortunate enough to fall under it's seductive allure.

Whether you’re sightseeing in the month of May, the city’s “month of roses,” or meeting friends in a piazza to sip espresso during one of the famously sunny October days locals call the ottobrate romane, Rome is ripe with a marriage of modern life and a fascinating two-thousand year history that lingers in its forums, frescoes, and fountains eternal riddles. Some might say the most accurate picture of Rome today is a queue of motorcycles and mini cars speeding around the majestic Coliseum, but it is also the wash strung out over the labyrinthine alleys of the Trastevere, and the hosts of secrets waiting to be discovered around every corner.

As the home to Vatican City and roughly 1,000 soaring churches, Rome is a longstanding religious destination for Christian pilgrims. With wonders like the Coliseum, the Parthenon, and the salient Foro Romano ruins, it is a dream for history buffs and architecture junkies alike. As birthplace of the Sistine Chapel and countless museums, it is a veritable utopia for art lovers. For cinephiles, Rome stands out as the hub of the Italian film industry, a city where historical movie sets the likes of Ben Hur and La Dolce Vita still stand. Of course, for contemporary lovers of cutting-edge couture, it is a fashionista’s fantasy.

You’ll want to stay as close to the heart of the Eternal City as possible. Bedding down near the Coliseum puts you within reach of all of Rome’s lovely sites and prime shopping districts. And in this city of architectural elegance, you can find accommodations that are both charming and luxurious, housed in restored 19-century buildings or in parts of stunningly renovated ancient palaces.

A tip-off for those preferring something quieter and more off-the-beaten-path is to settle by the Trevi Fountain, a lovely area near the famed Spanish Steps and the Villa Borghese, originally built as a party villa and now home to a magnificent art collection and garden. And many other world renown Roman highlights are only a short taxi or bus ride away.

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