Monuments, ancient squares and delightful architecture: Rome has always been an excellent place where you could share the romantic moments in the company with your loved one. More and more couples come to romantic Rome to spend a weekend or enjoy a wedding trip.
And yet, what are the most romantic places in Rome? The answer could be simple – the whole of Rome! However, in order not to appear too abstract, we decided to offer you a list of places that, in our opinion, a loving couple should not miss in the capital of Italy.
For those who would like to make a romantic stroll in the heart of Rome, this is without doubt one of the points that can not be missed. We advise you to walk here in the evening with the illumination of the Colosseum and Via dei Fori Imperiali included – these are truly unforgettable sensations that you share with your beloved, surrounded by the ruins of ancient Rome.
And what about the romantic sunset on Gianicolo? One of the most picturesque panoramas of Rome, surrounded by monuments of the Italian Renaissance – this spectacle can not be missed. We advise you to take a walk on the Gianicolo by Via Garibaldi, which takes you to Trastevere, where you can find many romantic places to eat in Rome.
One of the beautiful and romantic views of Rome – the Zodiac – is a famous romantic route with a wonderful panorama of Rome and Castelli Romani. It is located not far from …
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