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Holidays in Tor di Quinto

We all know travel is life. So pack your suitcase, kiss your pet hamster goodbye and check out Tor di Quinto! A Rome neighbourhood, it's a seriously good base for discovering this vibrant city's sights. With 2,300,000 people calling the capital of Italy home, you're bound to meet some new mates (or maybe even your new bae) while you're in town. Once you've stepped off the plane at Ciampino Airport and picked up your gear, Tor di Quinto will be a drive of 20 kilometres to the northwest. From the centre of Rome, it's 6 kilometres to the northwest.

A good number of this city's leading attractions are dotted near Tor di Quinto, and St. Peter's Basilica and Roman Forum are two of the very best. The gotta-see sights of Colosseum and the Pantheon are also on your doorstep. For a better perspective of this vibrant city as a whole, spend some time in the close-by neighbourhoods of Monte Mario and Flaminio.

There are tons of reasons why so many visitors throng to the city centre. The Spanish Steps and Piazza Navona are two of the best of them. The Arch of Constantine and Villa Borghese should also be included in any outing downtown.

Need some time away from the kids? Look up a babysitter and head out to Caffe Greco, the Parco di Roma Golf Club, the Tennis Club Parioli and Pasquino.

Stop at some cultural attractions to understand the real essence of the region. The National Gallery of Modern Art, the Galleria Doria Pamphilj, Catacombe di Priscilla and Largo di Torre Argentina are recommended stops.

Occasionally an artwork can move you so much that you just have to find out more about it. See if the staff are available to chat about the works at the Vatican Museums, the Castel Sant'Angelo, the Borghese Gallery and the National Roman Museum.

Ask about any special events that might be on before heading over to have a look at the displays and exhibits at the MAXXI - National Museum of the 21st Century, the Museo Napoleonico, Rome Observatory and the Museo Hendrik Christian Andersen.

What better way to end a day's sightseeing than with something to eat and a show? Check the programme listings at the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, the Valley Theater, theatre of Marcellus and Auditorium Parco della Musica.

Kids can have the best time in the most unusual locations. Take a camera and capture them at the Explora Children's Museum, the Vatican Library, the National Central Library of Rome and the Museo delle Cere.

If you're hoping to get close to Mother Nature, you should check out the Vatican Gardens, Lupercale, Pincio Terrace and Pineto Park.

The Botanical Gardens, Nature Reserve of Monte Mario, Nature Reserve dell'Insugherata and the Orto Botanico can give you insights into the flora and fauna that live in the local area.

If the vigour of city life is wearing you out, head to one of the nearby green spaces. Parco di Villa Glori, Passeggiata del Gianicolo, Villa Ada and Villa Chigi Park are lovely spots to kick off your shoes and relax.

A wonderful way to remember your holiday is by going home with a souvenir or two. See what you can get at Campo de' Fiori Market, Galleria Alberto Sordi, Covered Market and Pasta all'uovo Pica.

Learn more about the past at one or two of the area's time-weathered sites, such as the Capitoline Museum, Piazza Venezia, the Trajan's Market and the Vittorio Emanuele Monument.

Local spiritual places, such as Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, Sistine Chapel, the Great Synagogue of Rome and Santa Maria del Popolo, give you the opportunity to reflect in a beautiful setting.

Hotels in Tor di Quinto

If you'd rather spend money on experiences than on accommodations, the Villa Spalletti Trivelli and the Manfredi Luxury Apartments are a couple of places you should check out. You may also want to consider the Rocco Forte Hotel De Russie and the J.K. Place Roma. These upmarket hotels are for those who'd like to live a life of luxury while they're here.