Im going to rome in june any tips or advice anyone?

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Im going to rome in june any tips or advice anyone?

Answer 1

yes, some about the restourant, don't eat in restaurant in the centre of the town, like near fori romani, colosseum, piazza navona, piazza di spagna, termini station etc, they are very expansive and the food si not the best in rome.

We romans prefer trastevere for very special food, near the tevere river, but some of them are expansive too, check the list price before enter.

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if you like milkshake, there's one little place in front of the colosseum really suggestive and not too expansive, with really good milikshake.

and if you like cake and sweets be sure to ask for sicilian sweets, like cassata or cannoli, i think they are the best of italian sweets

and remember to visit villa celimontana, one of the most beautiful, but forgetfull park in rome.

I really adore singapore, please, look at the sky for me, there

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Answer 2

Go up the coast and go swimming in the meditaranian. It's very beautiful, clean and safe,and there are lots of fish.

Answer 3

BRING A PHRASEBOOK-I recommend Lonely Planet's Italian.  It will truly save your life.  Their travel books are really worth it, too.

Also, be very careful about your personal belongings.  If possible, wear pants that have pockets with buttons (and keep them closed).  If you carry a bag, make sure the straps buckle, not snap, and be aware of your surroundings at all times.  Don't let strange people (especially children) approach you.  Say, "Vai via!"  (It means "go away".)

Now that you've got a warning, have fun!  Sleep little and walk a lot-there's so much to see.  Visit the Vatican Museum & St. Peter's Basilica.  Climb the cupola-it's really difficult and claustrophobic, but the view from the top is totally worth it.

Walk into churches.  Be polite, and ask before you take pictures, but it's okay to go inside and look around respectfully.  There are many hidden treasures in very unassuming locations.

East breakfast standing up-you will pay 10 times as much if you sit down for your cappucino and cornetto than if you stand at the counter like the locals.  (Don't have a cappucino after 10 a.m. unless you want some funny looks.)

For lunch, have a slice of pizza on the go.  It's cheap, and the pizza is fantastic.  Then, you can use the money you saved to enjoy a really nice dinner with a bottle of local wine-ask for something from Frascati.

Do one or two day trips.  Visit Ostia Antica or Tivoli.  For an overnight trip, go to Florence (but skip Pisa).  Pompeii is a nice day trip, but avoid central Naples-it's very dangerous if you're not a local.

For group or private touring, try www.vaticancitytours.com.  It's worth it to have a guide for the Vatican Museum or in the countryside, so that you will appreciate what you're seeing.  If money is no issue, get a private guide.  You will get a lot more out of it, and have a more personalized experience.  Otherwise, do a group tour.  You might make some friends.

Answer 4

Yes, bring LIGHT clothes.

Rome gets incredibly hot in mid june, driving out many tourists and locals for a month.  Be prepared to deal with alot of heat.