Travel by train from Brescia to Rome

Brescia is a city full of history and culture, where history and modernity coexist in harmony. For a weekend or a short visit, Brescia is an unmissable destination. Visit the Città Alta, the historic center, which houses monuments and churches of great interest such as the Old Cathedral, the Loggia Tower, the Broletto and the Casa del Guastellato. One of the most beautiful places in the city is the Brescia Castle, a fortress of great impressiveness that dominates the city from the heights. Not to be missed is a walk through the streets of the historic center, between shops, restaurants and bars, to discover the atmosphere of an ancient city.

For a day trip, Brescia offers a wide selection of museums, including the Santa Giulia Museum, the City Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Poetry. The city also offers a wide selection of amusement parks, such as the Chiese Valley Park, a natural oasis of great beauty, full of trails and attractions for adults and children.

For a taste of Brescian cuisine, don't miss dinner at Ristorante Il Bresciano, where you can savor the specialties of Brescian cuisine including the excellent polenta, the specialty of the place. In addition, Brescia offers a wide selection of restaurants serving regional, Italian and international cuisine.

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Rome is one of the most visited cities in the world, full of art, history and culture. The eternal city, UNESCO World Heritage Site, is full of places to visit. Start your exploration at the Imperial Fora and the Colosseum, two of the city's most famous monuments. The Colosseum, symbol of ancient Rome , and the Imperial Fora tell the story of a glorious past. Continue your visit with the Vatican City, with the Basilica of St. Peter, the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums. Don't forget to visit also the Pantheon, one of the city's oldest buildings, and the Trevi Fountain, restored with the help of the Italian maison Fendi. For a panoramic view of the city's rooftops, climb the Gianicolo, one of the most beautiful hills of Rome.

Rome also offers a vibrant nightlife, with its numerous bars, restaurants and discos. To blend in with the true Romans, go to Testaccio or the Coppedè district. Trastevere and Monti are two of the city's most famous districts, with taverns, bars and discos. For shopping, the most famous street is Via del Corso, stretching from Piazza Venezia to Piazzale Flaminio, while for luxury shopping we recommend going around Piazza di Spagna, with Via Condotti, Via del Babuino and other famous streets full of fashion stores.

As for food, Rome offers a wide selection of cuisines, from local Italian cuisine to Japanese cuisine. Try the amatriciana, one of the most famous recipes of the Lazio tradition, or the Jewish cuisine of the Ghetto. Other neighborhoods to visit are the Pigneto and San Lorenzo, where you can find cheap trattorie, or the Garbatella and Ostiense area.

And if you want to attend a big event, don't miss the opening of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, in December. Reaching Rome by train is the best option, with Italo trains connecting the capital with all of Italy. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Rome now!