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Trip Preparation
Entry/Visa
A visa is needed for non-EU citizans.
Climate
Rome is located in the middle of the Apennine Peninsula approximately 24 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea. The climate is Mediterranean, therefore during spring and autumn it is relatively warm and the summers lasting from May to October are very hot. In August temperatures exceed 30 ° C whilst winters are on average 12° C.
Currency
In Rome Euros are used.
Language
The language spoken in Rome is Italian.
A visa is needed for non-EU citizans.
Climate
Rome is located in the middle of the Apennine Peninsula approximately 24 km from the Tyrrhenian Sea. The climate is Mediterranean, therefore during spring and autumn it is relatively warm and the summers lasting from May to October are very hot. In August temperatures exceed 30 ° C whilst winters are on average 12° C.
Currency
In Rome Euros are used.
Language
The language spoken in Rome is Italian.
Country and People
Customs / Culture
Roman customs and traditions are closely linked to the culture of religion and family. The people are very devoted to their family therefore family relationships are of great importance to local Italians and customarily celebrate important events amongst themselves.
The mentality of the Italian population and the inhabitants of Rome is very open, this can be called the Mediterranean mentality. What characterizes them most is their spontaneity and kindness, even with strangers. Their character is similar to that of the Latin and Spanish one. In general, people are positive and ready to engage in conversation with anyone.
Religion
The dominant part of the population in Rome is Roman Catholic.
Roman customs and traditions are closely linked to the culture of religion and family. The people are very devoted to their family therefore family relationships are of great importance to local Italians and customarily celebrate important events amongst themselves.
The mentality of the Italian population and the inhabitants of Rome is very open, this can be called the Mediterranean mentality. What characterizes them most is their spontaneity and kindness, even with strangers. Their character is similar to that of the Latin and Spanish one. In general, people are positive and ready to engage in conversation with anyone.
Religion
The dominant part of the population in Rome is Roman Catholic.
Getting Around
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Airports / Car rentalWhen travelling to Rome Fiumicino airport, there is a direct train, the Leonardo Express, which takes 30 min. It is also possible to take a taxi there. When arriving at the airport it is possible to rent a car there. However, it is difficult to drive around in Rome as there is a lot of traffic and limited parking. It is best to learn about traffic conditions to determine which routes to choose when travelling in car.
Public transport
Rome offers a variety of means of transport: bus, metro and tram. The metro has two lines, A and B, and in the central station Terminal buses, trains also stop. Line A is one that leads to the Spanish Steps, the Piazza del Popolo, the Vatican Museum and the Basilica of St. John Lateran. Line B serves the Colosseum and the forums.There is also an extensive network of buses, tickets can be purchased on the bus but can also be bought at newsstands or tobacco shops. The tram is the least used, but it also passes through the city. You can easily walk around Rome in order to visit the city, its monuments, parks and gardens. You can also rent a bicycle to get around the city streets and explore Rome the way you wish to.
Discover and Enjoy
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EventsRome welcomes and offers many cultural events such as musicals, fairs, exhibitions and many museums. Other festivals such as La Befana is held on January 6th, the statement of the Roman Republic on February 9th, the Roman Carnival, San José, Easter, Christmas and New Year, and many more .
Culinary Specialities
The Roman dishes are those based on pasta and pizza. But the extent of the food does not stop there, Rome cuisine varies. Amongst which there are fish, meat and vegetables. Some of the most typical dishes are bruschetta (bread, oil and garlic), sandwiches, spaghetti carbonara, lasagna, ravioli, tortellini, trenette the bucatini all'Amatriciana and Abbacchio (lamb) with artichokes. Fish with spices such as garlic, bay leaf, basil and oregano are also very popular. Cheese is one of the leading products, including sheep's cheese and pecorino. Meats, like bologna, prosciutto and bresaola are internationally renowned. Do not forget the desserts like ice cream and many types of coffee, liqueurs and wines available on all cards.
Sights
The major monuments in Rome are from the legacy of the capital of the Roman Empire such as: the Roman Forum, Colosseum, the Palatine, the Pantheon of Agripa The Column of Trajan, the catacombs of the Baths of Caracalla and the Arch of Constantine. Squares and fountains are also an important part of the city: Piazza Navona, Piazza Campidoglio, the Fountain of the Tritons, not to mention the famous Trevi Fountain and the Spanish Steps. All these places are highly recommendable to anyone visiting Rome. It will take several days to discover these wonders in complete tranquility.
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Rome
Room comfortable, beautiful bathrooms, clean, good breakfast buffet (except for the juices, these tasted to artificial), other guests were: Spanish, Arabs, Americans thus multicolored mixed, please note: lift is small and ' outdated, it was adventurous to drive with it,
hotel has us very impressed, especially it has a three star hotel a high standard
for a city trip exactly the right size, clean comfortable
but unfortunately something cold (is however because of the atypical cold weather loc... Read more
in February 12
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Carina, Age 19-25, Friends
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the hotel is, as already other have described, a bit shabby, but clean. Our room had a normal size of 16 square meters and renovated bathroom.
was positive the heater, in February it was already cool- the bathroom but had more and more as 25 degrees and in the bedroom the room temperature with the air conditioning very good rules.
the towels nearly daily changed. The staff -English speaking-always had a smile on the lips.
the breakfast was OK, the offered meals were fresh-the coffee some gett... Read more
in February 12
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Michael, Age 41-45, Couple
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small hotel on the third floor a historic building. The location right on the square is ideal for Rome visitor, focusing on the Vatican is. Terrace on the fifth floor with great view on the Peterplatz. From there you can get to the window observe, from which the Pope seine Sunday Prayers stops. We are however rather on the space left.
Relatively small room. Double bed, closet with minibar and safe. Only a chair, no further seating possibility. Bed and furniture reasonable, everything very cle... Read more
in February 12
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Günter, Age 56-60, Couple
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beautiful old building, fragrant white entrance area, markoriert, much crown molding, seemed noble, elevator,
beautiful gefräste wooden furniture, red-gold along-striped wallpaper made of cloth, gilded lamps, very comfortable, as a small Prinzenzimmer, silent, TV, Wi-Fi free, bathroom modern white, everything very clean
very friendly staff, well understandable, in German, English,
Adapter for laptop give
delicious rich versatile breakfast spacious beautifully derorierten clean Vacate
In the m... Read more
in February 12
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Carola, Age 51-55, Couple
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clean, modernly decorated hotel. Breakfast was included in the price, but the breakfast buffet turned out to be in the selection limited, and the fresh the offered food was to desire.
from the guest structure you see people of all ages, lots of young.
rooms are from adaequater size and functional modernly decorated, the bathroom is perfect, there is a TV and minibar, air conditioning worked well.
the staff are too many friendly, but not the quick sort. Foreign languages skills limited to Engl... Read more
in August 11
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Liane, Age 51-55, Friends
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