When in Rome… well you know the saying. The Eternal City has a unique culture that comes with a slight learning curve. These articles will help you with all the basic “How To”s.
How to cross the street in Rome (and live to tell the tale!)
Walking across the street in Rome can seem intimidating. Rome Vacation Tips shows you how to do it in safety.
How do I buy cigarettes in Rome?
Buying cigarettes in Rome is relatively easy, as long as you are aware of certain restrictions. We show you how.
How to visit Rome with children
Rome can be the most wonderful playground with the right preparation, allowing adults and kids alike to have an incredible experience. Here’s how.
August 15th is Ferragosto, a national holiday, and many things in Rome are shut
Much of Rome is closed during August, and even more is shut on Ferragosto, August 15th, for a national holiday. Here are the details.
How do I buy a slice of pizza in Rome?
Italy’s the home of pizza, but buying pizza in Rome can be a bit confusing. We tell you how to buy ‘pizza al taglio’ – by the slice.
What should I see if I have only one day in Rome?
Self-guided: if you have only one day to visit Rome, we show you how to fit the unmissable sights into your itinerary. The Colosseum, St Peter’s and more.
Where are the best views of Rome?
Rightly famed for its beautiful vistas and viewpoints, we present the best places to gaze over and photograph the roofs and domes of Rome going back two thousand years. Including some angles that nobody else would think of.
How to buy vape supplies, e-cigarettes and juice in Rome
E-cigs, vaping equipment and juices are widely available in Rome if you know where to look. We tell you where to buy vape equipment and juice.
Where can I run in Rome?
Running in Rome can be fun and exciting, with trails in its parks and ancient monuments helping you to see a different side of the city.
Should I get a Roma Pass?
The many pros and few cons of the Roma Pass – we’ve got all the answers here to Rome’s discount vacation ticket.
The difference between St. Peter’s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican
The definitions of the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, St Peter’s Basilica can be confusing. We clear it up and show the best way to visit each.
Where’s the bathroom?
There are very few public bathrooms in Rome. Here are some shortcuts for when you’re caught short.
How do I mail a letter in Rome?
Posting a letter and buying stamps in Rome is not straightforward. Here’s how to mail a letter in Rome.
How to visit the mosque in Rome
As well as being the seat of Catholic heritage, Rome also boasts the largest mosque in the western world. Here’s how to visit the beautifully designed place of worship.
How much cash to bring with you to Italy
A lot of people get antsy about bringing a lot of cash with them when they visit a new country. We explain what to carry and how to get local currency.
How to get English-speaking medical treatment in Rome
Romans take their health very seriously and there is a host of world-class medical treatment available in the city, from life-saving intervention to simple advice.
What kind of electrical adapter do I need to bring to Italy?
Here’s how to bring the right adapters and appliances when visiting Rome.
How do you use the bidet when on vacation in Rome?
Once you learn how to use the Italian bathroom furniture you will become friends with it for life, and be a much fresher person too.
The difference between the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill
This overview helps you understand the difference between the Colosseum, Forum, and Palatine Hill, and the best way to visit each one.
Where can I buy a used bike in Rome?
Rome is not the safest place to cycle. However there are places where used bikes can be bought and the city can be enjoyed at a slower pace.
How to order a coffee in Rome
This guide and glossary will help you understand coffee culture in Italy, show you how to order a coffee like a pro – and don’t miss the warnings at the end of the article.
Where can I find a wifi cafe in Rome to work in? 2023
A list of wi-fi enabled bars and cafes in Rome where you can bring your laptop and work Starbucks-style (but with better coffee).
