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Head to any of Rome’s famed Seven Hills and you’ll find incredible views. For the most unique view of St. Peter’s Basilica, it has to be Aventine Hill, though. Here, you’ll find the Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta, a wide plaza shaded by sycamores and the Priory of the Knights of Malta.

Prati was developed in the late 19th century as part of Rome’s expansion beyond the Vatican. Unlike the city’s ancient districts, Prati features wide boulevards, beautiful architecture, and a modern layout inspired by Paris. Once home to government buildings and affluent residents, it’s now a lively area known for shopping, dining, and historical landmarks.

Summer peaks in Rome in July, as golden light lingers into evening, painting the city with a special glow. Extended daylight hours give you enough time to explore Rome’s top landmarks, then relax with an aperitivo on the city’s rooftops. You can feel the city’s joyful summer atmosphere in events like the iconic Festa de' Noantri, which fills Trastevere's streets with music and celebration.

As spring takes hold, Rome in April comes to life with gorgeous gardens, countless cultural festivals, and mild weather perfect for exploring the city’s iconic sites. Celebrate the founding of Rome at the Circus Maximus, spend a rainy day indoors at the interactive Da Vinci museum, or learn how to plant an urban garden at the Festival del Verde e del Paesaggio. 

Whether you’re looking for rainy day activities in Rome or just want to discover more about the city’s history, this is your ultimate guide to what to do in Rome in April.