Full Description
The only Rome walking guide with 3d maps.
Rome is a wonderful city for walking with many streets impassable by car. So where do you start? Right here with our Rome Walks guide. Explore Rome on foot with these wonderful and insightful routes. Plan your time with the unique bird's-eye view illustrations that capture the spirit of this incredible city.
Easy to find the way - the routes are shown on unique aerial-view maps giving you a detailed street layout as well as the look of your surroundings so you can really get your bearings
Friendly, accessible information - the maps are supported by personal insights and advice, including food, drink and shopping along the way. We'll introduce you to all the must-see areas
Most of the routes take about an hour - but if you're planning to fit all the sightseeing in as well then allow two to three hours
Design your day - if you fancy a longer expedition it's easy to link the routes to make a day of it
Pocket-sized - easy to pop in your pocket for quick reference as you explore
Following these walks is like being shown around by an exceptionally knowledgeable friend. They're fun and they'll help you fit it all together. And you'll discover secret places and plenty of interesting things you never knew about the city along the way.
Escape the crowds and the queues with Rome Walks. Discover all of Rome with this inspirational guide and unique bird's-eye view maps and illustrations.
Contents
The Heart, Soul and Guts of Ancient Rome: The Capitol to the Cloaca Maxima
Living Archaeology: The Forum, the Palatine and the Caelian Hill
Two Islands: The Isola Tiberina and the Jewish Ghetto
Baroque Splendour: Grand Piazzas, Backstreets and Diocletian's Baths
La Dolce Vita: From Via Veneto to the Trevi Fountain
Romantics and Retail: Around the Spanish Steps
In the Footsteps of Caravaggio: Piazza del Popolo to S. Luigi dei Francesi
Lost in the Folds of History: from the Pantheon to Palazzo Altemps
Life at the Top: Noble Palazzi from Piazza Venezia to San Lorenzo in Lucina
As Roman as it Comes: Around Campo de'Fiori
Counts and Pilgrims: From Ponte Sisto to Ponte Sant'Angelo
The Other Romans: Meandering Around Trastevere
