Ludovisi - As you step onto Via Veneto, you will feel like being in Fellini’s celebrated film, La Dolce Vita, only 50 years later.

Repubblica - Just one metro stop from Termini Station you will find the bustling neighbourhood of Repubblica, which has something to suit every taste.

Rione Monti - One of Rome’s most central districts, Rione Monti is home to both majestic sites and small, popular neighbourhoods.

Spagna - Piazza di Spagna with its celebrated Spanish steps is one of the most renowned landmarks of Rome. Climb the longest and widest staircase in Europe and you will reach the panoramic terraces of the Pincian Hill and the Trinità dei Monti Church.

Trevi - Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain if you want to make sure you will come back to Rome. Built in the 18th century and mixing classical and Baroque elements, the biggest of Rome’s fountains is probably the most famous in the world.

Vaticano - A quieter alternative to Rome’s bustling historic centre, the elegant Vatican district is full of history and culture.