Rome has some of the most visited places of tourist interest in the world. Some must visit attractions in Rome include:

Piaza di Spagna:Piazza di Spagna is a historic center which is not missed by any tourist visiting Italy. The place welcomes tourists from early morning till midnight. Get a glimpse of this breathtakingly beautiful city as you reach the top of the Spanish Steps. The steps look particularly beautiful in summers when it gets decorated with rose flowers.

Trevi Fountain:Taking a stroll around the Trevi fountain at night would be an unforgettable sight. Built in a baroque style, it looks magnificently beautiful with the perfect lightening after sunset. The Oceanus or Neptune sculpture is the center of attention at the Trevi Fountain.

Villa Borghese:Located above Piazza di Spagna, Villa Borghese is an English style park that features amongst the top most visited places in Rome. Relax in its quiet environs, take a walk or enjoy a bicycle ride, Villa Borghese gives you an excellent opportunity to spend a fun filled day with your family.

Castel Sant`Angelo:This castle lies close to the Vatican and offers a wonderful sight of the Vatican from the top. Built in the 2nd century, it was built to be a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian and his successors. Later in the 14th century, it got converted to a castle.

St. Peter`s Basilica:Built in the 4th century, St. Peter`s Basilica is the most famous religious place in Rome. Some of the world`s most famous artists and sculptors Michelangelo, Bernini and Rafael worked on its reconstruction in the 16th century. Statues of Jesus Christ, John the Baptist and 11 apostles at the attic are immensely popular and impressive.

Be it history, art, entertainment or culture, Rome is visited by travelers all around the year for varied purposes. It boasts of a wide range of hotels, guest houses and hostels that remain occupied almost all the time. Hence it`s a wise idea to book your accommodation in advance.

Centro Storico (Historic Center):If luxury is your way of life, you can head towards the Centro Storico without thinking twice. You`ll find some excellent choice of hotels like the Westin Excelsior, the Hotel Majestic and the Ambasciatori Palace. Other great options include the Hassler Villa Medici, Bernini Bristol, the De La Ville and the Grand Hotel Plaza. The area also houses some very comfortable and elegant hotels that have been built in old palaces. Particularly noteworthy are hotels like Dei Borgognoni and D`Inghilterra.

Termini:The area around the main railway station, Stazione Termini, is the preferable option of tourists looking for some affordable options for long stays. Traditional Pensioni here are friendly and comfortable. One such example is Hotel Grifo.

Aventino & Trastevere:Aventino is a peaceful haven with Domus Aventina as a great accommodation option. Trastevere is your ideal destination if you like lively environs to stay in. La Cisterna is one colorful place to stay in Rome.

All nationals require a valid passport to enter Rome, except citizens of EU countries like Switzerland, Monaco and San Marino who can make use of their national identity cards.

Nationals of EU countries do not require a visa to tour Italy. Nationals of Canada, USA and Australia do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days.

Travelers to Rome can expect a mild temperature throughout the year. However, the best time to visit remains the spring and autumn (Late April to Early October) when there`s pleasant weather and sunny skies. Avoid the unpleasantly hot months of July and August.

Rome is lucky enough to experience a moderately pleasant weather all through the year. However, extreme conditions can be witnessed in July and August which are quite hot, as well as December to February when the weather is chilling out there. Though it`s not too cold in November, it is recommended to avoid this month for Rome travel as it can get quite wet and gloomy during this time.

Currency:Currency used in Rome, Italy is Euro. You can get Euros in exchange for your home currency easily through banks, ATMs and bureau de change.

Language:The official and the most spoken language in Rome is Italian. Other languages spoken in Rome include English and French. Latin is the official language in the Vatican City and is used by the pope and other members of the church.