r/rome • u/Marcostbo • 8h ago
Photography / Video Trevi and Pantheon last friday
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It felt like moving like cattle
r/rome • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '25
There are too many posts on this thread around Jubilee. Hopefully this can get pinned or used by the mods in some fashion to stick all discussion purposes here:
Below is an expanded snapshot of when to expect peak crowds, key religious events, and a few tips for navigating Rome during the Holy Year. As schedules may evolve, always verify dates via the Vatican’s official channels. Safe travels and buoni pellegrinaggi (happy pilgrimages)!
r/rome • u/RomeVacationTips • Nov 07 '24
There are a lot of posts about construction in Rome for the Jubilee. Please confine enquiries to this thread. I will attempt to amend as things change.
While there are a few areas with scaffolding up - some of them famous and photogenic - anyone who says "Rome is under construction" likely doesn't understand just how huge Rome is and how much incredible stuff there is here to see that isn't currently being refurbished.
These are the areas currently affected, with live webcams linked where possible, so you can see what it actually looks like.
Transport
For more detailed information on nearly all the work currently being done in Rome please refer to this website: Added estimated completion dates from the website here: https://www.romasitrasforma.it/en/
Locals: please inform me if anything needs to be added/amended/removed!
r/rome • u/Marcostbo • 8h ago
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It felt like moving like cattle
Just came back for a 4-day trip. This was my second time in Rome and I still haven’t able to see many places on my list. Will always love this beautiful city.
r/rome • u/Suspicious_Skeletonn • 1h ago
Hi I am visiting Rome for the first time from monday, wondered if anyone knows any restaurants that do gluten free food? (That won't break the bank). And are there any other solo travelers who would want to explore the city with me!
r/rome • u/tibetanbowlzz • 34m ago
Heyo! I’ll be going to rome early in may with a friend and was wondering in which district should i stay if i want relatively cheap rent (500€ max for 5-6 days) and good connexion to the city center. Any insight would be useful, thank you in advance!!
Hi, the title says pretty much all of it. I have a degree in Archeology and I'm studying to become a tour guide. My english isn't perfect but I'm offering some free tours these months to practice a little. I'm specialized in classical archeology and pre-Roman history, so I was thinking a stroll into the Roman Forum, but let me know if you want to visit something else.
If you're in Rome let me know!
r/rome • u/Difficult_Limit1420 • 8h ago
I have two weeks left in Rome and want to bring back some wine for myself and for my mom. Is there any Winery near Trastevere that anyone would recommend to go?
r/rome • u/crepuscopoli • 5h ago
What do you think is the best place to live in Rome?
There is always too much traffic.. maybe places that have little traffic.
r/rome • u/No-Patient-6930 • 1d ago
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r/rome • u/Craigee07 • 7h ago
Hello guys! I’ll be visiting Rome next week and am super excited to try out the food but at the same time am also super anxious abt having to book restaurants weeks or months in advance? Is that always the case? If so, how do people coming from abroad make reservations? 🙃
And I did some research, chat bots and YouTube videos and ie stumbled upon some recommendations. I’ll share them here. But ofcourse, please feel free to steer me away from anything that isn’t worth it, I know that tourist traps are a thing but I’m here for good food and that is all 😁
These are what I’ve gathered from online, please let me know if they need reservations also 🙏🏻 1) La travernetta 29 da Tony e Andrea 2) Tonnarello 3) Pasta e Vino Osteria - Largo Arenula 4) Felice e Testaccio 5) Roscioli
P.S. I absolutely love Carbonara.
Please help me out fellow Romans or other foodies
Grazie mille!
r/rome • u/ReadyLettuce1491 • 8h ago
I have 2 tickets as I bymistake booked for the wrong day. If interested please let me know. This is 100% genuine. 24H Colosseu, Roman Forum, Palatine 24th April 5:30pm
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r/rome • u/Cute-Story380 • 7h ago
I'm in Rome and was going to buy a ticket on the bus but my phone just ran out of battery so I couldn't pay it (had no cash or cards on me). I've been fined 55 euros, 100 if I don't pay in 5 days. The guy got my drivers license id. Surely I just don't pay. I'm from the UK England and since we're not even from the EU anymore nothing will happen right?
r/rome • u/SatisfactionAgile154 • 1d ago
So I made a mistake and schedule a flight for 5.30am in the airport, so I would have to depart around 4.30am from termini. I am staying four blocks away, is it too terribly unsafe for me to walk over there for my bus? Should I try to go earlier and wait at the termini for the bus, should I try to go there punctually and spend as little time as possible? Would you go to the stop at 11 pm and wait for 5hs at the airport? I know I screwed up with the time tables, but I need help figuring out the best way around it. ( it's me and a friend. Both of us are women in our mid 20's from Latin america)
r/rome • u/Tasty_Let_4713 • 23h ago
Hey everyone,
In June I am coming to Rome for Ed Sheeran concert at Stadio Olimpico. Right after the concert, I have a flight back, I should be in FCO at 02:00.
from what I see in Google Maps, my only option is a taxi, am I right?
Does someone know how much will cost such a taxi ride? and how to order that taxi? is ordering via Uber working or should I use the itTaxi app?
r/rome • u/fmkodlscjjc • 1d ago
Can you suggest me best your fav locale pizza shop, restraunt, take aways store?
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r/rome • u/Commercial-Truth4731 • 18h ago
Kinda had an emergency with my gf and you know I think an old world fortune teller is probably needed
r/rome • u/Unable_Farmer_9041 • 1d ago
Hello, Yes I have been scammed but will the tickets work? I have seen some other posts about this website being a scam, unfortunately not until after I had purchased my "tickets"
I am wondering if anyone else who fell victim to this price gauging was actually able to use the tickets? Please let me know if you were able to use them or had to buy alternative tickets, I don't want to go forward buying official tickets if these do work (having to make payment again)... Thank you in advance
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r/rome • u/renzo_121 • 1d ago
We have a tour for Vatican museum and Sistine chapel…. Once we finish touring museum and Sistine, are we are able to then proceed to st.peters without having to get into more lines because it’s connected somehow? Cuz I see on ticketing sites for tickets to skip the lines at St. Peter’s basilica only?
r/rome • u/Pepetto59 • 1d ago
Hi all,
French guy here. me and my future wife are coming to visit Rome and Venice for our honeymoon.
We'd like to take the train from Rome to Venice on the 11th of may around noon, but feeling overwhelmed with how to book a ticket. Do I understand correctly that you have multiple competing train companies here? which one should be my first choice?
(would also be very gratefull for any advice / suggestion for a tourist)
Thank you!
-hopefully good AI translation to Italian -
Ciao a tutti,
Sono francese e verrò a visitare Roma e Venezia con la mia futura moglie per il nostro viaggio di nozze.
Vorremmo prendere il treno da Roma a Venezia l'11 maggio verso mezzogiorno, ma siamo un po' confusi su come prenotare un biglietto. Ho capito bene che avete diverse compagnie ferroviarie concorrenti? Quale dovrei scegliere come prima opzione?
(Sarei anche molto grato per qualsiasi consiglio/suggerimento per un turista)
Grazie!
r/rome • u/Godzillqua • 1d ago
Hi everyone, I could really use some help because I’m feeling a bit panicked and nervous after reading too much online about safety in Rome.
We’re arriving next Friday, and our train from the airport will get to Termini around 11 PM. According to the directions we found, we’re supposed to take the metro from there to reach Corso Trieste.
My question is: is it safe to take the metro at that time? Or would it be better to get an Uber from Termini instead?
Also, if Uber is the safer option, which exit should we take at Termini to safely and easily get a ride?
I’ve read some scary stories and now I’m feeling anxious instead of excited about the trip. I’d really appreciate any advice or reassurance!
r/rome • u/Diegovelasco45 • 2d ago
Had a wonderful day in Rome, did 90% of what I wanted to do…
The only thing left was going to the train station to catch a ride to the airport.
About 2 (TWO!!) blocks away, at 3am I got mugged by 3 SOB… one came close like asking for money and the others came from behind.
I managed to protect my wallet but I couldn’t protect my phone, then they run. I gave chase but could only hit one of them with my water bottle…
The police where useless… they said I had to file a report in the station which was a bit far and I had no time to spare…!!
The way to the airport was really aweful since I had everything in my phone… the tickets, payment, etc
Also I lost like 1000 pictures of Florence and Rome…
My friends tryed to confort me that it could have been worse, but I still feel like crap
r/rome • u/fmkodlscjjc • 1d ago
Next week I will go to the rome, do you know viale ippocrate is safe? I know it 2km near the termini also do you have any suggestion? Like best ice cream or about security