Accessible holidays in Rome

The return trip to Klagenfurt with the Nightjet departs from Tiburtina Station, which is easily accessible - mostly via bike paths - through northern Rome

Via Francigena Sud (short VFS) is the extension of the Via Francigena from Rome to Bari, Brindisi, and Santa Maria Leuca. Earlier Jerusalem pilgrims and crusaders chose this route to the Holy Land.

Pleasant route featuring both art and nature, first immersing yourself in the permanent exhibition of works preserved at the Gallerie Corsini on via della Lungara, then in the Capital's Botanical Garden at the foot of the Janiculum, in the heart of Trastevere.

From the Pyramid of Caio Cestio, a short walk along Viale Ostiense to discover new realities of the Capital

Hidden inside the Oppian Hill is a huge structure, both in its planimetric development and in the very high and evocative rooms. A truly unexpected discovery in the heart of Rome, where for centuries the presence of the Domus itself inside the hill was never recognized.

Beautiful historical, architectural, and cultural walk on one of the most well-known but also most unique routes in the Capital.

A beautiful walk in the beating heart of Rome, starting from the Trevi Fountain (Neoclassical jewel) to Piazza Navona, where both the Fountain of the Four Rivers (Bernini's work, Baroque period) and the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone (Borromini's work) are located, with a mandatory stop at the House of all the Gods: the Pantheon.