You will never see it all, and neither should you try. But there are some sights that you should not miss.
Spring and fall are the seasons when the climate and scenery are at their best. Some may find summer unpleasantly hot, although it’s no worse than Chicago or New York. Many restaurants close in August as Roman office workers leave town.
Winter can be chilly, but less tourists means lower prices and fewer crowds. Holy Week is the hardest time to find a room as the faithful head for the Easter celebrations. Really though, there is no bad time to visit Rome.
