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Rome is the capital of Italy and it is also where past and present meet. Founded over 2.700 years ago, the so called Eternal City is an open air museum and it has a host of archaeological treasures and many sights. It's a must see!

 

 

 

 

 

     

 

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Rome, capital of Italy, is crossed by the Tiber River and it is the only city in the world that has within it a whole country: the Vatican enclave, where the Pope lives, is considered the smallest country in the world. That’s why the city hosts many religious tours. The history of Rome spans over twenty-five thousand years, the most visited Italian city was founded in 753 BC. Its historic center is listed by UNESCO a World Heritage Site, with monuments and museums, such as the Vatican Museum and the Colosseum, two of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. Centuries of history have made the city knows as The Eternal City, but it is also known for its chaotic traffic, art, culture, and cuisine. The nightlife of Rome is very lively with numerous bars, nightclubs, trattorias, hundreds of pizzerias and gelaterias around the city. Those who visit Rome always want to come back to the city soon!

 

 
Rome
Rome, Italy

Language: Italian

Currency: Euro
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How to get to Rome:


Aeroporto Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino
Aeroporto di Ciampino
Stazione Termini
 
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Where to stay in Rome:


Rome gets a lot of tourists throughout the year. For those who are on a budget, staying in the downtown area, such as the squares of Rome (Piazzas Navona, Espagna, and Campo de Fiori), is a good option. The area near the Monument to Victor Emmanuel II and the Pantheon has several hotels; it also has many restaurants, bars, banks and it’s an easy way to public transportation. Another well located place to stay is next to the Termini Train Station, although this area is considered not as safe as other areas of the city. Rome has options to suit every budget, the Trastevere district, for example, has lively nightlife and it’s full of options for an evening stroll.

 

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Getting around in Rome:


Rome is without a doubt a place to be explored on foot, due to the true open-air museum that the city is. However, it is also very easy to get around town by bus or subway if you are staying near the Termini Train Station. Rome has a lot of traffic, so renting a car is not recommended.

 

In Rome, buses are often more efficient than the subway as there is a huge variety of bus lines in the city. Bus ticket, subway ticket and tram ticket are the same.

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    The Roma Pass, which costs €36.00, allows you three days of unlimited rides on bus, subway and tram.

 

Taxi is a good option for night outs or for those who want to get around town more quickly. However, remember that the traffic in the Roman city is known for being chaotic. Always opt for the white taxis as they have a license to work.

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The tram is the slowest transportation option in town, but it is the less crowded one. During the trip you may enjoy the local view. There are six tram routes running in Rome.

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    The Roma Pass, which costs €36.00, allows you three days of unlimited rides on bus, subway and tram.
The subway (Metropolitana) of Rome is easy, secure, and it has only two running lines: Line A and Line B. Bus ticket, subway ticket and tram ticket are the same.

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    The "biglietto integrato a tempo" ticket costs €1.50 and it expires in 100 minutes. The "biglietto integrato giornaliero" ticket costs €6.00 and you can use it for a whole day. The "integrato tourist biglietto" ticket costs €16.50 and you can use it for 3 days. The "letter integrata Settimanale" ticket costs €24 and you can use it for 7 days. The Roma Pass, which costs €36.00, allows you three days of unlimited rides on bus, subway and tram.

 

 

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Rome is characterized by its Mediterranean climate, with mild and wet winters, and hot and dry summers. December, January and February are the coldest and most rainy months, with average temperatures around 12.5°C (60°F) during the day and 3.6°C (38.5°F) at night. It rarely snows in the city. The average temperature is above 20°C (68°F) during the day and 10°C (50°F) overnight. In warmer months, like July and August, the wind chill can easily reach 45°C (113°F).

 

 

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