Alternate the visit to churches, ruins and squares
Rome has a rich heritage from different historical periods. The ruins of antiquity allow us to reconstruct with the imagination how imperial Rome was. But after spending three hours in the Roman Forum, looking at broken columns and scattered stones, you will want to enter a building that still stands. Likewise, if you visit 20 baroque churches in one day, you will be so "saturated" that they will all look the same to you.
Our advice is to alternate monuments of one kind or another: ancient ruins, medieval, Renaissance or Baroque churches, with art museums and the lively squares of the city. In Rome you have enough variety to avoid monotony.
