If you’re a commuter in Rome, you spend six days of your life every single year stuck in traffic. That statistic comes courtesy of the TomTom Index 2017 which measures congestion in the world’s cities. As a tourist, of course, you’re not going to be traveling to work with Rome public transport. But who wants to spend [...]
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Rome has two international airports – Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA). Deciding which one to fly into is pretty much determined by where you’re coming from and what your budget is. Fiumicino is the main Rome international airport used by the big airlines such as Alitalia, British Airways, and American Airlines. If you’re coming from [...]
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Rome has two major airports with more than 40 million passengers passing through their gates each year. Most overseas flights will fly into Fiumicino (also known as Leonardo da Vinci), the international Rome airport. The smaller Ciampino Airport is a hub for low-cost airlines flying into Rome from within Europe. You’ll find Rome airport transportation to [...]
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Like the old saying goes. While in Rome, do as the Romans. When you arrive in Rome there is no doubt that this old adage is on your mind. Rome is loaded with intriguing, interesting and unique attractions that don’t exist any place else in the world. Before you travel to Rome it is a [...]
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If there’s one city that’s choc-full of world-famous attractions in a small area, it’s Rome. As a result, it sometimes looks like all the tourists in the entire city are queueing in a single line for tickets to either the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, or Castel Sant’Angelo. That’s why it’s important to know how to skip [...]
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There is no place like Rome to experience history. The city’s historic attractions lie both above and underground to satisfy the curiosity of all kinds of history lovers. The Catacombs of Rome are a fascinating network of tunnels under the city where, if you listen well, you may hear the dead reveal the secrets of [...]
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Visiting the Pantheon in Rome to witness an architectural wonder of the ancient world is a must when in Italy’s capital. It’s one of the most popular sights in Rome – a good reason to make sure you have all the answers on your questions before you visit. Like: “Is the Pantheon free?” and “What Pantheon [...]
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Because of its popularity, it’s best to arrive prepared when you visit Vatican Museum. Most people know two common facts about the Vatican City – it’s home to the Pope and it’s the smallest country in the world. But within the borders of this 44-hectare independent state lies a treasure chest of art and history. [...]
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The eternal city is home to some of the world’s greatest architectural landmarks, art and religious sites. It’s no wonder that travellers flock here in their millions each year. While seeing the top Rome attractions is a bucket list experience, spending your time in queues to buy tickets should not be part of the deal. [...]
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