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Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is
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"HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX It's in Italy. Restaurants. Take money. Surreyman |
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On Mar 27, 11:02 am, "HrM" wrote:
Need some turistic info about Rome, Look up the group "Enjoy Rome". and also where go to eat, Avoid any restaurant within 100 feet of a major tourist sight, or with a picture menu or five-language menu. what is important, I would recommend a walking tour of the ancient sights, especially the Forum, so that you really appreciate what you are seeing. If you have any interest in art, the Vatican Museum really deserves half a day. If you just rush through to the Sistine Chapel you will miss so much. The Colosseum and St. Peter's are much less crowded in the afternoon, since bus tours mostly see them in the morning. I would also add the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza Navona as must-sees. There are lots of beautiful and interesting churches throughout the city. what is not... You will see people in gladiator costumes hanging around the tourist sights. Do not take a picture of them unless you are prepared to pay them. Pickpocketing is unfortunately a problem, so it's a good idea to wear a money belt. Especially watch your wallet and bags in and around Termini Station and in the Piazza Navona. Many cafes charge you a low price at the counter, but charge two times as much if you sit at a table inside the cafe, and three times as much if you sit at a table outside. Be aware of this, so you aren't surprised when the bill for a tiny cup of coffee is 6.30 euros. |
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"HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX Hmmm........ that's a tough one because there really isn't much to do or see in Rome. And "where to eat", try the waffle house out by the interstate. Try this site to get you started: http://www.romega.us/ |
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"Stephen Ellenson" a écrit dans le message de news: ... "HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX Hmmm........ that's a tough one because there really isn't much to do or see in Rome. And "where to eat", try the waffle house out by the interstate. Try this site to get you started: http://www.romega.us/ |
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Stephen Ellenson wrote: "HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX Hmmm........ that's a tough one because there really isn't much to do or see in Rome. And "where to eat", try the waffle house out by the interstate. Try this site to get you started: http://www.romega.us/ Now Steve. You may try noticing the title of the group. |
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"Frank F. Matthews" wrote:
Stephen Ellenson wrote: "HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX Hmmm........ that's a tough one because there really isn't much to do or see in Rome. And "where to eat", try the waffle house out by the interstate. Try this site to get you started: http://www.romega.us/ Now Steve. You may try noticing the title of the group. Why? Hardly anybody else seems to. -- PB The return address has been MUNGED My travel writing: http://www.iol.ie/~draoi/ |
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"Frank F. Matthews" wrote in message ... Stephen Ellenson wrote: "HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX Hmmm........ that's a tough one because there really isn't much to do or see in Rome. And "where to eat", try the waffle house out by the interstate. Try this site to get you started: http://www.romega.us/ Now Steve. You may try noticing the title of the group. My bad. I thought it was rec.do.all.my.travel.research.for.me.because.frank ly.I.can't.be.bothered. I can't tell you what I like or what interests me. BTW, I'm thinking of going to europe. Can someone please tell me what I should see there? Should I eat any food while I'm there? What kind? Are there any things I'd like there? (and you really should try the waffle house out by the interstate, it's dee-licious) |
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Italy is a fantastic country to visit.
- Rome is very large and make sure to allow at least 5 days to see the sites. - Consider taking a city tour (bus) to get oriented. - We stayed at a hotel near the Spanish Steps and were able to walk to most of the sites. - Get the Dorling Kindersley (DK) travel guide book for Rome. This book has all the information you will need. - Leave the Rolex watch at home and get a cheap Timex. - Use an ATM card to get money. Make sure you have a 4 digit pin. - A car is totally useless in Rome or any other large city. You might have to close you eyes when you take a taxi. - Save some money and time by taking the train from the airport to the main train station in Rome. - Get some really comfortable shoes and good (not cotton) socks. There are interesting things to see around every corner, and you will walk a lot. - Dress like a local, which means no funny T-Shirt, shorts, Nike shoes, and worn out jeans ... unless you are under 30. - Get a small camera that will fit in a zippered pocket. Nothing attracts the pickpockets more than a fancy camera. - We visited Pompeii on a one day tour. This was the only tour we took in Italy and it was well worth the money. - Consider adding at least Florence to your visit. The Florence train station is only a few blocks from the middle of the city and many hotels. - It is very easy and fairly cheap to get around Italy via train. They have English speaking agents at all the big stations. - For hotels check out the Traveladviser and Venere websites. - As indicated elsewhere, be careful of the pickpockets. - Learn some Italian and get one of the small electronic translators. Have a great time and let me know if you need any more help. Mel Here are some links to get you started. http://www.itwg.com/city11?CRS=ITWG&...a95fba262d 20 http://www.ricksteves.com/plan/desti...italy_menu.htm http://www.thetravelzine.com/ http://www.lonelyplanet.com/worldgui...pe/italy/rome/ http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel...uide-Rome.html "HrM" wrote in message ... Need some turistic info about Rome, and also where go to eat, what is important, what is not... THX |
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