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Rome — Rome, The Eternal City – Italy’s largest, grandest, and most famous – feels less like a modern, pulsing metropolis and more like a collection of villages linked by narrow streets and bridges. The name is probably Etruscan in origin and the city’s historical record dates from 1000 BC, so there are 3,000 years of history to experience as you walk those streets and cross those bridges. You may be caught up in celebrations for a saintly pope or a devilish prime minister, but all roads – high or low – lead to Rome. 

Why Go

For the ancient ruins, the art and architecture, hot espresso, cold gelato, and the city where la dolce vita was born.

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$155+: Rome: 4-Star Hotel near Colosseum in Fall, 40% Off

July 11, 2012 by Jaymie Degaetano

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Windstar's July 4th Sale Offers 2012 Europe Cruises from $1,776

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“Many of the world’s most popular – and expensive – cities offer a wealth of things to see and do entirely for free.”

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