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http://www.abcroma.com/Index_i.htm
This website has links to hotels, cafés, and tourist stops.
Wake up to the bells of the numerous churches throughout Rome. Savor a small breakfast of fresh baked rolls and artichokes, a Roman specialty. Sip a milky cappuccino.
A Roman workday only lasts from 9am to 2pm, so enjoy the afternoon and slip down to Campo de’ Fiori to buy fresh flowers or a gelato (ice cream).
Take an evening stroll down the Via Conditti, near the Spanish Steps, and window shop at Fendi, Armani and MaxMara. Sit down for a traditional Italian dinner, but don’t expect to leave for a least a couple hours. Indulge in pasta, fish and the some of the best wine in the world. |
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http://www.virtualrome.com/
Titled "The Ultimate Rome Guide," this commercial site offers pictures and many categories important to potential travelers such as lodging, restaurants, nightlife, and maps. |
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http://www.stuardtclarkesrome.com/
A Rome enthusiasts’ web site with his own descriptive commentary, links, and tons of first-hand information and suggestions on
traveling. |
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http://www.roma2000.it/zmonumen.htm
A long list of Roman monuments with pictures and information, this is a great resource through which you can see and learn about even more important pieces of Roman art than can be represented in your text alone. |
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