Yes, but it is larger than you think. You will likely walk 8-10 miles per day. Use the bus or tram for distances over 1.5 miles to save your energy.

Do I need to tip at restaurants?

No. A small 'coperto' (cover charge) is often included. You can leave 1-2 euros for exceptional service, but it is not expected.

How to see Rome in 3 days

To see Rome in three days, you must focus on one neighborhood per day to minimize travel time. Start early at 7:30 AM to beat the massive crowds at major landmarks and use the city's bus and tram network for cross-town transit.

Buy your tickets in advance. Book tickets for the Colosseum and Vatican Museums at least 4 weeks before your trip. Print the vouchers or keep them accessible offline; the queues for walk-ins can exceed 2 hours.
Use the Roma Pass for transport. Purchase a 72-hour Roma Pass. It covers all public transport and provides discounted entry to your first two museum visits, which should be the Colosseum and the Capitoline Museums.
Master the early start. Arrive at sites like the Trevi Fountain or St. Peter's Square by 7:30 AM. By 10:00 AM, these areas become too crowded to enjoy, so plan to be indoors or in quiet residential pockets by mid-morning.

Is Rome walkable?: Yes, but it is larger than you think. You will likely walk 8-10 miles per day. Use the bus or tram for distances over 1.5 miles to save your energy.
Do I need to tip at restaurants?: No. A small 'coperto' (cover charge) is often included. You can leave 1-2 euros for exceptional service, but it is not expected.