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What to expect when Traveling in Rome
Here are just a few of our Traveling in Rome Tips. There are a few things you should know before you make your plans to visit Rome. The first thing is that most of the attractions in Rome are within walking distance of each other. As an example, when you make your plans to visit the Piazza ...
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Souvenir shop – Piazza di Santa Cecilia, 22 – Rome – Italy
Souvenir shop - shopping around the Mouth of Truth monument area There aren't any stores or shops near or close to the Mouth of Truth monument. The Mouth of Truth is located on a very busy street which doesn't even have a sidewalk on the side of the Church where the Mouth of Truth is located. If ...
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Via Nazionale Rome
Via Nazionale Rome Via Nazionale is a street in Rome, Italy. It goes from Piazza della Repubblica heading towards Piazza Venezia. Via Nazionale offers a good view of bustling Rome. It is busy with shops and activity. However this street doesn’t have the same charm as the other main shopping str...
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Tips on how to make your vacation safer in Rome
Be very careful and watch out for gypsies and thieves! I would like to give you some tips on how to make your vacation safer in Rome It already starts when you come from the airport. Never leave your things unattended in the Leonardo express train that takes you from the airport to the city. O...
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Domus Artis Rome
Domus Artis Rome Domus Artis Rome souvenir shop is located at the beginning of Via della Conciliazione, near Saint Peter’s Square. The shop is quite big and the articles are exposed very well and not cramped up together. The shop lies in the historical Rusticucci Palace built for Cardinale ...
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Public transportation in Rome, Italy
Public transportation in Rome - getting around Rome Rome has a wide transportation system and it is usually functional. Probably not all the buses are on time and when it rains everything gets mixed up and you can only depend on the metro…it is also very difficult to get a taxi when it rains! T...
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From Rome airport to Rome
From Rome airport to Rome you have different choices of public and private transportation From Fiumicino to Rome How to arrive: Airports of Rome: Rome has two airports. The major one is called Leonardo da Vinci di Fiumicino. National and international flights arrive there. Fiumicino airport is ...
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Termini railway station Rome
Termini railway station Rome Termini railway station - Rome Piazza, dei Cinquecento, Rome Italy Termini railway station is the main railway station of Rome. The address is Piazza dei Cinquecento 00185, Rome, Italy. Something important for you to know is that Termini train station has 3...
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What to wear in Rome – packing for Italy
What to wear in Rome - travelers guide to Rome, Italy I'd like to write about what to pack inside your suitcase for your Roman vacation; most of our readers would like to know how to adjust what they wear to best fit in and be comfortable when visiting Rome. I believe in the slogan “you're free...
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Rome with children
Going to Rome with children - Italy with kids Generally Romans and generally Italians are extremely child friendly. Children rule! I would not advise you to come in the hottest months like June, July or August with your kids to do sight-seeing, although the beaches would be perfect! Restau...
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Shopping in the Vatican City
Shopping in the Vatican City - Religious articles and more souvenirs Shopping in the Vatican City is best done after your visits to all the sight-seeing places. It's no fun walking up 320 stairs to the Cupola of the St. Peter's Basilica with a lot of bags in your hand! Around the Vatican City...
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Shopping near Piazza del Popolo in Rome
Shopping near Piazza del Popolo in Rome Shopping for hats, leather goods and Roman Antiques Shopping near Piazza del Popolo in Rome is great fun! In this part of town men are slightly in advantage regarding the shopping! I think that the “moda italiana” is famous all around the world a...
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Dal Bolognese Restaurant Rome
Dal Bolognese Restaurant Rome Dal Bolognese Restaurant Rome is located on the magnificent Piazza del Popolo. The Italian culture can be expressed in many ways and one unique way of expression is through the gastronomic sector, famous even abroad. Italy has many regions and every region ha...
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Shopping near the Colosseum in Rome
Shopping near the Colosseum in Rome Shopping near the Colosseum in Rome you can get many souvenirs like small Colosseum statues, Roman helmets, books, pencils etc… I would say souvenir articles and that’s it. There aren’t any fancy shops for clothes or shoes. Most of the places you can buy...
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Rainbow Magicland Rome
Rainbow Magicland Rome An amusement park Rainbow Magicland Rome is about 45 minutes out of town. It’s a fun park with rides and show for adults and kids! I would say that most of the rides are for smaller kids and not so much for teenagers. Even if you have already paid the entrance tick...
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Helpful words and phone numbers you might need in Italy
Helpful words and phone numbers you might need in Italy Useful words and phone numbers you might need during your vacation in Italy. A few words to the word “help”: Italians told me a couple of times to scream “fuoco” (fire) when you need help. It’s more likely that someone will co...
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Weather in Rome Italy
Weather in Rome Italy Rome during Spring and Summer Good months to visit are May and October. The weather in Rome Italy in early May, the azaleas are placed along the Spanish Steps, the temperatures are warm but bearable, outdoor dining is a pleasure, and for those who enjoy the beach, Fregen...
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Ostia Beach
Ostia Beach – a beautiful sandy beach near Rome Even though Rome has more than one beach, Ostia beach is the closest one and the easiest to get to because of the Ostia Lido train that connects one to the other. Once your there, you can choose to which “beach establishment” you would like...
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