Rome Honeymoon Packages

One can get a visa to visit Italy in a duration of 15 days if you are opting for a short stay. However, in some circumstances, it may extend up to 30 or 60 days. Such situations could happen when the Italian embassy has to consult with other Schengen consulates.

One can reach Rome through a number of airlines that connect directly. Rome Honeymoon Tour packages offer multiple airline options like Air India, Air France, British Airways, Lufthansa etc. They make sure you are having a superb time and enjoy the comfort and luxury while you are travelling.

After reaching the airport in Rome, one can choose to take a bus and explore the city at reasonable rates. One can also opt to go for the Leonardo Express train while exploring the city through Rome Honeymoon packages.

Rome is certainly a very ‘Rome-antic’ destination! The history and the eternal charm of the city lends it that wonderful touch which makes honeymoons believe that there’s love in the air!

The grandeur of monuments, brightly lit streets and buildings by evening, cobbled streets, beautiful fountains, and splendid architecture like the Spanish Steps, steeped in time, make it a breathtakingly beautiful honeymoon destination.

Yes, Rome is a very safe city to be visited as a couple. It is ranked at number 34 in the list of world’s safest countries and also counted as one of the nicest European cities to be visited.

Vatican City is famous for being the smallest country in the world and has been renowned to be the official residence of the Pope. It has been associated with Christian history and has many popular buildings like St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel which attracts people from all over the world.

The cultural importance of the city is derived from being the headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church. The city-state also houses some iconic museums where one can witness a treasure trove of art and artefacts like the works of popular artists such as Bernini, Botticelli, Raphael and Michelangelo.

While accounting for food, accommodation and travel expenses can’t be avoided, you can most definitely enjoy the beauty of Rome by visiting sites that have low entry fees or are absolutely free, too! Some of the best places to visit in Rome on a budget are:

1. Pantheon
This lesser-known sight is Italy’s most breathtaking spot popular for being Rome’s most well-preserved ancient building. The dome of the Pantheon is the most charming, being 142 feet wide and designed with an oculus.

2. Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona
Walk through Piazza Navona, Rome’s sprawling public space that looks picturesque owing to the many restaurants, cafes, fountains and palaces that surround it. Climb up and down the 136 Spanish Steps that lead up to Trinità dei Monti church, and stop by at the magnificent Trevi Fountain to make a wish and toss a coin in the fountain.

3. Vatican Museums
Explore over 70,000 works across 54 galleries at the beautiful Vatican Museums across Rome. These house plenty of famous mosaic artworks, sculptures, frescoes and paintings, among others. While a regular ticket is 17 Euros, the last Sunday of every month offers entry absolutely free!

4. Campo de' Fiori
Visit the morning markets that sell wholesome fruits, vegetables, meats, poultry and fresh fish. Chill at bars and cafes along the same road by evening.

5. Mouth of Truth
This sight isn’t just free but great fun too! The Mouth of Truth is a massive marble sculpture of Oceanus, the God of the Sea, which is believed to bite the hand of those who have lied.

The weather in Rome is pleasant for most of the year. Summers are hot and humid, while spring is accompanied by warm weather and is a popular tourist season. Fall is the wettest month, followed by winter which is characterised by mild weather during the day and chilly evenings.

Italy’s capital city Rome is an absolute delight for a cosy honeymoon. Right from the cobbled streets and architectural marvels like the Colosseum and St. Peter’s Basilica, to other landmarks like museums and opera theatres, Rome is captivating in every way possible for honeymooners.

Choose from a range of Rome Honeymoon Tours to witness the best experiences in the Capital of the World, as Rome is fondly called. You can also customise your tour and package to make sure you include the top sights and experience in Rome, some of which are:

- Watch operas and latest at opulent amphitheaters
- Walk along the Spanish Steps, which are considered a stairway to heaven!
- Make a wish for a long life of togetherness at Trevi’s Fountain
- Bask in the beauty of St. Peter’s Basilica, an epitome of renaissance architecture
- Savour Italian flavours at fine dines across the city

Being a honeymoon destination ideal for summers, Rome does work out a tad bit expensive if you’re travelling during peak season when flights and accommodation costs are steep. However, you can choose to travel in the shoulder season or during the off-season to, to minimise costs or travel on a budget.

One of the best options is to book Rome Honeymoon Tour Packages, so all your expenses are accounted for before you take off on your honeymoon and enjoy a stress-free holiday. On an average, your daily cost in Rome would be somewhere around 125 Euros. This is what you’ll be spending on each day:

Dining: 35 Euros
Shopping: 50 Euros
Sightseeing and Entertainment: 30 Euros
Transport: 10 Euros

A single entry visa to enter Rome costs around INR 11,000 to INR 15,000. The final price depends on whether you are opting for single entry or multiple entry while booking Rome Honeymoon tours with Thrillophilia.

Being in the heart of Italy, Rome is home to plenty of Italian delicacies. Some of the best ones being:

1. Supplì
Fried rice-balls mixed with ragù sauce and mozzarella and cooked to perfection.

2. Fiori di Zucca
Battered zucchini flowers stuffed with mozzarella and anchovies that give this extremely flavourful dish a nice kick!

3. Baccalà
Salted cod fried in an egg batter and served piping hot.

4. Carciofo alla Romana
A seasonal appetizer made with artichokes braised, stuffed with herbs, and sprinkled with lemon until they turn buttery and melt in your mouth.

5. Carbonara
Creamy egg-based sauce dotted with pieces of succulent cured pork and a dash of black pepper.

1. Aventine Hill
Tucked a little away from the tourist hub, Aventine Hill is a less crowded place with fewer hotels. It is perfect for couples as the air at the hilltop is filled with romance, spectacular views and classic Art Nouveau villas.

2. Trastevere
Brimming with bars and cafes which come alive at night, Trastevere is the perfect place to find a hotel to enjoy the Roman nightlife. One can get options to eat, drink and booze at late hours at this particular street.

3. Testaccio
If you are a food lover, then think no more and book a place for yourself in this neighbourhood. This place is awashed with food joints from authentic Italian trattorias to boisterous pizzerias.

4. San Giovanni
To have a generous slice of the true Rome, head to San Giovanni which is situated just outside the center. Some of the ancient Roman buildings are situated at a small walking distance which ensure that you get the real Roman vibe while in this area.

5. Historic Center
In case it is your first visit to Rome, then do opt the Historic Center as it is a perfect balance of everything. It is a very beautiful area which is brimming with retail shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and also the attractions are situated around it.

6. Ancient Rome
The reason for which tourists flock to Rome is its ruins and remains of the ancient buildings which dates centuries ago. You could take a place to stay in this area and get almost every attraction around the corner.

1. Enoteca La Torre
Tucked beautifully in a 19th-century building, this place is replete with history when it comes to its ambience. It also offers a surreal view of the city where you can dine overlooking the summer garden and enjoy a wonderful meal with your loved one.

2. Open Colonna
This place in Rome is known for its architectural excellence and renowned for its panoramic night view of the city. The restaurant also enchants the visitors with its romantic vibes and interesting presentation of the dishes served.

3. Pizzeria Da Remo
Known to offer the most amazing Italian pizza, this is one of the nicest places to plan a date on your honeymoon. It offers a beautiful setting where you can have a great meal to enjoy a classic Italian experience.

4. Orange Garden
Overlooking one of the best skylines of Roman, Orange Garden of Rome is considered one of the perfect places for a romantic date. Popularly known as Parco Savello, there is no time when this garden isn’t dotted with couples and newlyweds. You can also grab the best spot on the terrace and witness the sun drowning over the dome of St. Peter.

5. Monti District
Possessing Bohemian and classical elements, the district of Monti is an elegant neighbourhood which seems straight out of the bollywood movies shot on foreign grounds. The colorful Italian buildings and shiny narrow streets makes it a perfect place to unwind with your loved one while roaming across the town.

6. Villa Borghese
A landscaped gardens depicting the marvellous Italian architecture, Villa Borghese is another best place to take your loved one on a date. You could walk around the place and witness the details of the place in peace. This could be topped with a good photoshoot session to take the memories back with you.

7. Cruise in Tiber river at night
The distant city lights, soft sound of the water, moonlight reflected by the river and the vibe of the historic city, all these make up for a perfect date you can arrange in the city of Rome.

1. The Colosseum
Also called the Flavian Amphitheatre, Colosseum was built to host gladiatorial contests and public displays of animal hunts, mock sea battles, reenactments of famous battles, executions and dramas.

2. The Pantheon
Built as a temple to worship the pagan Gods of Rome, the Pantheon is a must-visit for history lovers. It is a popular piece of architecture where you can catch a glimpse of Roman history.

3. Baths of Caracalla
One of the interesting historical places in Rome, these baths are known to showcase some of the most amazing Roman opera and ballet performances.

4. St. Peter's Basilica
A must-visit for art lovers, this place is an important stop to admire the brilliant work of prominent Italian artists of the past.

5. Spanish Steps
A stretch of 138 steps starting from Piazza di Spagna to the Piazza Trinità dei Monti is renowned for the scenic views they offer to its visitors.

6. Roman Forum
Surrounded by ruins of its co-buildings, Roman Forum is leftover rectangular part of several important ancient government buildings.

7. Pantheon
43 metres high, Pantheon was initially a Roman temple which was later turned into a church. It still serves the purpose of a church and has been standing there since 126 AD. Renowned for its mysterious survival during the barbarian raid and the use of oculus for light, the Pantheon is still the best preserved ancient Roman monument.

8. Trevi Fountain
Popular among the tourists for its detailed sculptures, Trevi fountain receives a great footfall in the entire day. One should go there and definitely toss coins. The saying runs that one coin means another trip to roam, two coins mean romance with a Roman and three coins mean marriage with the same person.

9. Piazza Navona
Established near the ancient stadium existing since 1st century AD, Piazza Navona is a beautiful Roman square. You could witness the beautiful fountain on the square and can also witness the Stadium of Domitian which is also called “Circus Agonalis.”

1. Via Condotti
This street in Rome is famous for hosting many popular brands like Dior, Gucci, Valentino, Armani, Jimmy Choo etc. Along with that, it also hosts many iconic sights of 19th-century history like Santissima Trinità a Via Condotti, Palazzo Della Porta Negroni Caffarelli etc.

2. La Rinascente
Replete with high-end stores, La Rinascente is one of the best places for shopping in Rome. This is where you can find a number of international brands in clothing, household items, accessories, furniture etc.

3. Via Margutta
Shot to fame with the famous movie called ‘Roman Holiday’, Via Margutta is an interesting place to enjoy an artsy walk in Rome. The street is famous for its art galleries and antique shops to spellbind the tourists in Rome.

4. Galleria Alberto Sordi
Situated near Trevi Fountain, Galleria Alberto Sordi is an old marketplace which was designed as early as 1900s. It is not only an arcade possessing a brilliant architecture but a place where one can find high end brands and some amazing Italian boutiques to buy souvenirs to take back home.

Also, the place features some excellent cafeterias and bars where you can crash for some exquisite Italian food and drinks after an amazing shopping day,

5. Spanish Steps
Area near the famous Spanish Steps unfolds a number of luxurious shops and retail stores. You can roam around the streets and explore all the shops to realise what you wish to buy.

Presenting an array of options, Spanish Steps is not only the perfect place to treat your bags but your stomachs and eyes too. Later after shopping, you can head upstairs the Steps along with some local street food and witness the beautiful Roman skyline turning pink during the sunset.

6. Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona presents you the option to buy local stuff without burning a hole into your pocket. Here you could grab some unique wares, trendy designs and vintage stuff in all kinds of stuff like dresses, bags, jewellery, etc.

7. Campo de’ Fiori
Campo de’ Fiori offers you a place where you could pick some good quality local produce. This public square sells tropical fruits, local vegetables and general goods which are produced in Rome which means you could take a piece of Rome with you.

8. Salumeria Volpetti
Brimming with options for cured meats, numerous kinds of cheese, fragrant wines, crispy breads and much more, Salumeria Volpetti is a traditional deli established in 1973. You can go to the place to pick some local dairy produce of Rome.

The nightlife in Rome is known to start after 9 pm and remains a dazzling affair especially during the weekends. The most prominent places to see the nightlife in Rome for your honeymoon in Rome are:

1. Gay Village
This is one of the most famous gay clubs in the Testaccio neighbourhood. One of the best features of this place is that it hosts the largest open-air summer festivals with carnival dancers, DJs and amazing music.

2. Sharivari
This nightclub in Rome is known to host the most elite crowd of the world and has regular themed events on offer. It has three levels of rooms where one can enjoy all sorts of music genres to have a good night in Rome.

3. Macché Siete Venuti A Fà
Located in Trastevere, this place is renowned for its craft beers in Rome Honeymoon Tours. The name translates to 'What the hell are you doing here?’ and offers one of the most happening nights where you can find and meet new people in Rome.

4. Baja
Built on an old harbour barge on Tiber river, this is a wonderful floating restaurant which offers an exquisite holiday experience in Rome. It holds exclusive events and is popular for its food and beverages.

5. Voodoo Bar
One of the most unique bars in Rome, Voodoo Bar is where you can enjoy tropical vibes in Rome while sipping on refreshing cocktails. Along with that, it is known for live art performance, voodoo garden and craft expo.

For a week long honeymoon in Rome you'll need to pack the following:
- Sufficient pairs of long pants or skirts
- Comfortable t-shirts
- Summery dresses (if travelling between May to September)
- Long shorts (for long romantic walks in summer)
- Formal dressing for a romantic meal at an upscale restaurant
- Sweater (for winters)
- Coat (for winters)
- A pair of sneakers
- A pair of smart formal shoes
- Essential oils for a romantic massage (oils aren't easily available at a drugstore)
- Lingerie
- Bathing suit for a romantic dip together
- Toiletries
- Insect repellent
- Umbrella
- A pair of sunglasses
- Basic first aid + medication

Here is the list of the best Italy attraction tickets that you can book via Thrillophilia:

1. Uffizi Gallery Tickets
2. Accademia Gallery Tickets
3. Roman Forum Tickets
4. Duomo Di Milano Tickets
5. Borghese Gallery Tickets
6. Colosseum Tickets
7. Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel Combo
8. Castel Sant Angelo Tickets