Lonely Planet Rome Travel Guide by Duncan Garwood, Alexis Averbuck, Virginia Maxwell

Lonely Planet’s Rome is a travel guide created to support exploring the city with relevant, up-to-date advice. Written by Duncan Garwood, Alexis Averbuck and Virginia Maxwell, it takes a practical, on-the-ground approach to planning and navigating time in the Italian capital.

Alongside guidance on what to see and what to skip, the guide draws attention to both headline sights and lesser-known discoveries. It references experiences such as viewing notable artworks at the Museo e Galleria Borghese, visiting the amphitheatre of the Colosseum and following historic routes including the Appian Way, described as one of the world’s oldest roads.

Key details

• Travel guide to Rome
• Up-to-date advice on what to see and what to skip
• Highlights lesser-known discoveries
• Written by Duncan Garwood, Alexis Averbuck and Virginia Maxwell

Synopsis

Providing current recommendations for exploring Rome, this guide covers major attractions while helping you prioritise experiences. It points to cultural highlights such as the Museo e Galleria Borghese, landmark sites including the Colosseum and historic locations like the Appian Way, while keeping a focus on seeking out lesser-known discoveries.