From the centre of Rome, you acn virtually walk to almost anywhere in the Eternal City but you cannot do it all in a day.
There are many themes you can follow to visit Rome -
being a Catholic I was impressed by the idea of Church (Basilica) walk which the tourism kiosk called as The Four Patriarchal Basilicas ie, Basilica S Pietro, Basilica di S Giovanni, Basilica S Maria Maggiore and Basilica Di S Paolo.
Or if you are an Puccini opera fan, you could also do the Tosca walk - it is so amazing - you walk from like Cesare Angelotti escaping from Castle S Angelo
across the Angel Bridge and to Via Santo Spirito, Via dei Banchi Nuovi to Chiesa Nuova along via Governo Vecchio to Museo d Roma to P Navona till you reach Basilica S Andrea della Valle - you cannot miss this -and then to Farnese Palace (the French Embassy now)
Or you could see the many obelisks in Rome -
At the end of 16th Century, the great Sixtus V was definitely an obelisk freak - you could check out the prime obelisk in Piazza S Peitro, to the Piazza San Giovanni to the Trinita dei Monti at the top of the Spanish step and then Piazza Quirinale (palace) and then Piazza del Popolo.
Or you could spend a day at Vatican City - we walked for 8 hours to cover the basilica and the musuem.
Or you could walk from Pantheon to everywhere!!!
But you must also sit down at a side walk cafe and enjoy a cuppa to simply idle time away, or watch people walk by, read a book - or be crazy me - go hunt down all the gelato bars!!!


