Published 28th Jun. 2021
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Our top 6 activities to do in Rome on a Sunday.
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Discover Rome's history at the neoclassical Palazzo Braschi or the French-style Villa Medici during Italian holidays.
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Visit to Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza church, which is only open on Sundays.
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Walk in the botanical gardens of Villa Corsini, Villa Borghese or on Janiculum Hill.
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Reading time at the Studio Bibliografico Invito alla Lettura di Roma: featuring both new and old works, this unique bookshop is open until midnight!
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Latest exhibition at the Maxxi, the National Museum of 21st Century Art.
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Shiatsu massage at Hotel de Russie or Balinese coffee scrub at Kamispa
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