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What should we visit or see in Rome in just two days?

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me and my boyfriend are flying to Rome in December just for two days. Could you please recomend us the most interesting places? Thank you!!!

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The Pope is a good person to visit. I'm sure he can find time to meet up. There's a great coffee bar he favours, just by the Spanish Steps.
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The Vatican, and Vatican museums, Colosseum, Fontana di Trevi and Spanish steps or Piazza di Spagna.
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Vatican city is a must umm also there's a nice Chinese restaurant south of the main train station ^_^ see the coliseum also.
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It depends on what your interests are. If you enjoy Roman history then the Coliseum, the Forum and the Palantine hills are a must. If you like art then a trip to the Sistine Chapel and St. Peters is the way to go. Since you will only be there for two days I would select based on your interests.
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You definitely shouldn't miss the ancient Roman ruins - the Colosseum, and the Roman Forum are the main ones. A tip: Buy your ticket for the Colosseum when you buy it for the Forum, and skip the queues into the Colosseum.

Have a nice time.
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It's possible to spend an entire week in the Vatican museums AND a life time to discover Rome... do a full day there and then next the area around the Coliseum.
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Definitely go to the Santa Maria Maggiore, the Roman forum, and the Fontanta di Trevi. Mostly I reccomend just walking around the different piazzas and stopping into gelaterias and cafes that you see. There is no limit to the beauty in that city!
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the vatican
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The Vatican, Sistine Chapel (by the way this is one little room in a huge building, I was looking for a little chapel - wrong). The coliseum with all it's cats, Trevi fountain...

By the time you leave your brain will probably be in serious overload. So much to take in in so little time, I was there for 3 days and it left my head spinning. Visually overwhelming.
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You could visit Fontana di Trevi,(put a coin and a wish for me too) and the Vatican. I`m sure The Pope it`s unavailable for us "common people" .Is occupied.
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the Coliseum, the leaning tower of pesa

, St peters basilica ,.the Vatican
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The Coliseum is a must, as is St Peter's Square/The Vatican and the Spanish Steps. The Trevi fountain is very popular too..
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