Having already had the absolute pleasure of visiting Rome in 2009 I would love to simply revisit all our spots from the Trevi fountain to the magificent ceilings of the breathtaking Sistiene Chapel. A visit to Rome cannot be complete without some our favourite Rome treat tirimasu!

I would visit the Trevi fountain with my partner. We would both throw a coin in and make a wish. Being in Rome is a wish come true. We would sit in a cafe enjoying each other’s company and gelato.

Look at the amazing ancient building’s and then indulge in gelato and other tasty Italian treats and then shop until our feet ached and our purses were a lot lighter. Basically do things to make my mum smile after the horrible start to the year she has had she deserves lots of happiness.

I would love to take the family to the Colosseum, to find the medal awarded to my husbands Nonno for his effort during the war. Other family members have tried but it has been under refurbishment when they have visited here. Would mean alot to my husband the family.

JUst spend the day in a cafe and enjoy the italian essence

See as much of it as humanly possible and then collapse in the evening with a Chianti.

I\\\’d shop at those beautiful boutiques near The Spanish Steps, Throw a few coins into the Trevi Fountain, Say Hi to Pope Benedict at the Vatican eat at a quaint little trattoria and follow it with a gelato from the market squares and then dance the night away at a Roman disco

Enjoy all of the culture and cuisine that I could take in one day! We’d visit all of the famous landmarks, and consume our favourite very delicious Italian pasta dishes and pizza.

I would visit the Trevi Fountain and throw in a coin in the hope that I would return to Rome another day. It is believe that if you in a coin you will come back to Rome. Also I would visit the Vatican and the Spanish Steps. I would eat pizza and wander around soaking up the atmosphere that is Rome.

go to a café and have a nice meal and a bottle of wine to wash it down

I’d have to visit Trevi Fountain, that would get my romantic juices flowing, followed by The Colosseum for a bit of Wow and interesting!

Make googly-eyes over a plate of pasta and lock lips over a bottle of red wine

Crank up on beautiful espresso and hit the streets. Go, go, go. So many beautiful and wonderful things to see and the food! Ahhhhh, bliss.

Sightsee, laugh, eat and share precious time.

Take a tour in a limo and let a local show us around. Yes, we’d see the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Borghese Gallery and more, without worrying about how to get there or where to park. And we’d lunch where the locals recommend. Bellissimo!

Hire a moped just like Audrey Hepburn in “Roman Holiday” and ride through the backstreets with my loved one, checking out all the culture and the sites not in the guidebook. Would be so amazing..

Be at the Trevi Fountain when the lights go on…..it\’s beautiful

After the boat ride over (because I’d NEVER get my hubby in an aeroplane) there would be lots and lots of sight seeing. On the top of my Roman wish list would be the Colosseum. I remember studying this at school and struggling to fathom the shear size of this wonder.

We would have breakfast and coffee at the Spanish Steps before walking around the City seeing the sights like Vatican City (St Peters, Sistine Chapel) and the Trevi Fountain while snacking on gelati and stopping for lunch at a cafe in a piazza somewhere and dinner at a quiet trattoria.

Enjoy the history and mystery of this amazing city