Are you going to Rome? Great! Accommodation booked? Rome guide booked? Now read a few more tips that everyone who goes to Rome for the first time should read:
1. Tickets to the Colosseum 6 Tips Every
Instead of standing in the horrible b2b marketing: why should you offer webinars? queue for the ticket offices, go under the Arch of Constantine, and continue straight ahead for about 100 meters towards the Circus Maximus (on the right side of the street). There, at the entrance to the Palatine, there are automatic ticket offices, where there is practically no queue.
Important : the automatic ticket offices only accept cash. The ticket offices in front of the Colosseum only accept cards.
2. Ostia Beach
Have a little more time, or can’t stand liechtenstein number the heat in Rome? Go to the beach! Just get to Piramide station and change to the suburban train (the train starts from a parallel platform, which you can reach by stairs (or just follow the crowds with beach bags on your shoulder). Take the Roma-Lido di Ostia line train to the final station – Cristoforo Colombo. Voila! You’re at the beach! If you don’t like crowds, take the bus a few stops and get off at one of the less crowded beaches.
3. Rome public transport search engine
The easiest way to get around Rome is by metro, but if you arrive late, the metro will probably be closed. If you can’t afford a taxi, take the night buses. You can find a pretty decent search engine for public transport in Rome here (you can expand the search engine window by clicking the arrow in the top left corner).
4. Visiting St. Peter’s Basilica 6 Tips Every
It is best to visit St. Peter’s Basilica in the afternoon, when the lines are the shortest – we were at the Basilica around 4-5 p.m. and managed to get in in about 15 minutes. If you are planning to visit the catacombs, head there first – they close before the rest of the complex closes.
5. How to dress for visiting Rome?
It is definitely worth packing a skirt or a scarf in your suitcase – especially if you intend to visit Roman churches and basilicas. In these most popular places, you can meet volunteers who make sure that tourists visiting the temples look decent, and who will not let you in if you are not dressed appropriately. If you do not feel like walking around in a skirt all day, be sure to get a skirt with an elastic band or a scarf that you can quickly put on before entering the church.
