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Category Archives: Sites, Museums, Attractions
Roma Pass Increases in Price from 25€ to 30€ Effective January 2012
Effective January, 1 2012, the Roma Pass increases in price from 25€ to 30€. That’s a 20% increase in the price of this pass. It seems the Roma Pass folks are getting a jump on the proposed ATAC bus and … Continue reading
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XIV Culture Week in Italy, April 14 – April 22
The Settimana della Cultura (Culture Week), now in its fourteenth edition, will begin on Saturday, April 14 and will run through Sunday, April 22, 2012. For these nine days, monuments, museums, archaeological sites, archives, and libraries owned and operated by … Continue reading
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Mamertine Prison – Il Carcere di Pietro Renovated & Reopened, but it is Better?
In years past, after visiting the Forum, it was convenient to use the exit near the Arch of Septimus Severus and visit the Mamertine Prison. This prison was located on the northeastern slope of the Capitoline Hill, facing the Curia … Continue reading
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“Skip the Line” Ticket Options for the Coliseum (Colosseo) in Rome
One of the must-see’s for many travelers to Rome is a visit inside the Colosseo. Additionally, your ticket to the Colosseo is good for entry to the Forum and Palatine Hill, also remarkable sites. This 3-for-1 combo ticket currently costs … Continue reading
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How to Get to Villa Adriana
In a previous post, A Short Trip from Rome – Tivoli and Villa D’Este, we covered the journey the from Rome out to Tivoli, primarily to go to Villa D’Este. In this article, the focus will be on getting to … Continue reading
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Movies in and of Italy
Often times when my wife and I watch a movie about Italy we sometimes find ourselves paying more attention to the background than the story. That’s because we’ve been fortunate to have traveled to many of the locations where movies … Continue reading
Via Margutta
After a long day walking around Rome, I’d often headed home from the Spanish Steps area. And if I needed a few minutes of decompression, I often found myself headed over to Via Margutta. This is a small, narrow street … Continue reading
What to Pre-Book in Rome?
This is an oft-discussed subject on many travel boards – should you or should you not pre-book sites or transportation for a vacation in Rome? And so we’ll try and answer the burning questions. What must you pre-book; What should … Continue reading
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The Non-Catholic Cemetery
Many people ask for those “off-the-beaten-path sites” to see in Rome… and this is one. Called The Non-Catholic Cemetery for Foreigners in Testaccio, Rome (yep, that’s the full name), it is also known as the Protestant Cemetery, the English Cemetery, … Continue reading
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Rome in a Day for Cruisers
We’re very fortunate to have an expert guest columnist writing this article! Zerlina is a well-regarded contributor to numerous travel boards with thousands of helpful posts and grateful travelers. If you’ve been on tripadvisor, Fodor’s, etc. you’ve certainly seen Zerlina’s … Continue reading
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Tourist Information Booths
Throughout Rome, some of the best places to get helpful information are the Tourist Information Points or I Punti Informativi Turistici (PIT). At these P.I.T.’s – or tourist info booths – are multilingual staff who can assist you. Here you … Continue reading
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