Top Architecture in Rome

Get there around 8 AM to enjoy the tranquility before the crowds hit. I loved having the space to take pictures without a million tourists in the background!

Don't forget to check out the fountains! I missed some cool details because I was too busy taking selfies. Slow down and really take it all in—that’s the real beauty of the place.

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can. I went on a Saturday and it was so packed I could hardly move. Weekdays feel way more relaxing and enjoyable!

I highly recommend grabbing a coffee at one of the little cafes around the square. You might pay a bit more, but the atmosphere is worth it! I think it's nice to soak in the surroundings.

Be careful with street vendors – some can be a bit pushy. A quick 'no, thanks' usually does the trick, but just stay alert!

If you're into architecture, don't miss the church at the top of the steps. The views from up there are beautiful and totally worth the climb!

Next time, I think I'll visit on a weekday. The weekends can get crazy with tourists, and getting a quiet moment is hard when it's packed!

I found that sitting on the steps was super relaxing, but make sure to bring a small towel or something to sit on – the marble can be chilly and uncomfortable after a while.

if you're planning to take photos, arrive around 4 pm. the lighting is perfect for pics, and the crowds start reducing!

Don't forget to bring some snacks! The place can be pricey, and you might end up wanting a little something during the shows.

Trust me, try to get your tickets online before you go. I saved a ton of time skipping the lines, and you can often snag a better deal too.

While there are plenty of great spots around for food, I suggest trying out the little café right by the circus for a quick bite. It’s tasty and saves you time