Italy is totally open to travellers. You do not need any kind of vaccination certificate, test certificate, or “Green Pass” to enter the country. Nor do you need any kind of certificate to visit restaurants, museums, historical sites, etc.
Masks are not required to be worn except on public transport. Read more….
All sites in Rome are open but tickets for museums and other sites should still be booked in advance >
A guide to all the little things, to save you precious time.
Navigate the city like a local – fast and inexpensive.
Browse all the amazing things to see and do in Rome.
Find the best food and drink at every meal.
A review of Rome’s neighborhoods and hidden gem eateries.
See another side of Rome. Avoid the stereotypes.
Get peace of mind so you can enjoy your vacation more.
Incredible self-led and guided walks around the city.
Anyone who told you Rome’s expensive doesn’t know the city. Enjoy Rome like a local for next to nothing.
The symbol of Rome and the one thing you must not miss, the Colosseum sits alongside the ancient Forum and palaces of the emperors, and this fascinating tour of both sites gives you a sweeping understanding of the history.
Learn to cook the three timeless Roman classic pastas, then eat what you just learned to make and follow it with fresh gelato – that you made too!
Stand where the gladiators stood as part of your Colosseum tour, then walk where senators and plebes walked in the Forum, before gazing out over Rome from the emperor’s palace.
One of the most astonishing things you can see on your visit to Rome, this is the starting point and the beating heart of the Catholic church. Even if you aren’t religious you need to see this place.
If you only see one thing during your visit to Rome, make it the Pantheon. It’s the most stunning of all Rome’s monuments. Here’s your insider info on the ticketing situation, opening hours, and lining up.
Here’s how to bring the right adapters and appliances when visiting Rome.
Civitavecchia, where most cruise liners dock to visit Rome, is much further from Rome than many people think. Here’s how to get into town fast and cheap.
Tempting as they look, most fountains in Rome are priceless works of art, and local attitudes match this. Learn the dos and don’ts here.
The queues to get into the Vatican are notoriously long, and the Roman sun is hot. We tell you how to keep your cool by skipping the lines.
Meet a bunch of like-minded visitors for this raucous – and slightly outrageous – exploration of the sights, scandals, and drinks of Rome, which ends up in one of the city’s authentic, locals-only hotspots.
From June 1, 2022, the rules around the wearing of masks in Italy and Rome changed. A few obligations still remain. We explain the new law.
Do you need a Covid vaccination “green pass”, or a non-EU vaccination certificate?
To travel around Europe and Italy, American citizens need a “Green Pass”. Here we show you if you can get one or what you can use instead.
The rules around Covid-19 vaccination certification changed on May 1, 2022, making it much easier to enter Italy. We explain the new rules.
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Because of ticket supply problems following the end of Covid restrictions, it is strongly advised that you buy tickets and tours in advance to visit attractions in Rome.
Buy your tickets now to avoid disappointment.
