Essential advice for the Eternal City: insider tips from locals so you can maximize your vacation and spend more time enjoying Rome.
Rome is currently in “orange” status.
Unfortunately this means that all museums and architectural sites are still closed.
Personal movement is still restricted to essential journeys only within the Lazio region, as well as for exercise. Schools are open. Most stores, hairdressers and salons are now open, while gyms remain closed. Restaurants are open for take-away only until 10 pm, though they may deliver at any time. Bars are open for take-away only from 5am until 6pm.
A guide to all the little things, to save you precious time.
Browse all the amazing things to see and do in Rome.
Spend more time enjoying Rome and less time lining up.
Navigate the city like a local – fast and inexpensive.
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.
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