Florence vs. Rome: Which Italian City Is Right for You? When planning a trip to Italy, one question often arises: Should I visit Florence or Rome? These two iconic cities offer rich culture, stunning architecture, and unforgettable cuisine, but each delivers a uniquely Italian experience. Here’s a side-by-side comparison to help you choose the best […]
Planning a family trip to Rome? The Eternal City offers endless adventure, but exploring it with kids takes special planning. At Rome First Choice Tours, we specialize in turning ancient history into unforgettable family memories — especially with our top-rated Colosseum guided tour and other kid-focused experiences. Whether you’re traveling with toddlers or teens, here […]
Rome is one of the world’s most iconic cities — but it’s also one of the busiest. With millions of visitors each year, places like the Colosseum and Vatican Museums often have long entry lines that can stretch for hours. But here’s the good news: you don’t have to wait.
Discover why Golf Cart Tours in Rome are the most fun, comfortable, and eco-friendly way to explore the Eternal City !
If you thought shopping in Italy was fun but expensive, wait till you check out the price tags on high-end fashion. The good news? We have just the thing: outlet malls. These secret shopping haunts– all near major cities like Florence, Milan and Rome– stock must-have designer gear at mad discounts. And this isn’t about […]
Welcome to Pisa, a charming city in Tuscany! Although famous for the Leaning Tower, this Italian city is worth visiting because of many other interesting features it has. Tourists can find a lot of things to do in Pisa other than the tower, which are not seen by many. Join us as we reveal the […]
At sunset in Rome, the Eternal City changes completely! The monuments and historical sites that seemed amazing during the day can be seen glowing under the moon while busy squares enhance the magical feeling of walking on uneven cobblestones. Thus, it is not surprising that a lot of tourists fall in love with Rome at […]
