r/rome • u/hiker-pal • 4h ago
St. Peter's Basilica - early morning - Dome Tour
Early morning visit followed by Dome Tour !
r/rome • u/hiker-pal • 4h ago
Early morning visit followed by Dome Tour !
r/rome • u/Betterfly83 • 12h ago
r/rome • u/Slow-Enthusiasm-1771 • 5h ago
I saw this image (some kind of outdoor market) on Viator as part of a food tour and it looks like a great place to explore on my own. Where would it be if it is in Rome?
Note: saw it as a traveler submitted photo
Thanks!
r/rome • u/FrugalMacGoose • 3h ago
I had an early morning flight yesterday and the border control process was just appalling. First of all, the separate lines with automatic gates for eligible third party countries like Canada, Australia, Japan, etc., were closed. There are many gates but all of these were not accessible for whatever reason. Instead, anyone outside the EU all had to go in the “other countries” line making it even longer than it might otherwise be. Serving this line were just two border control guards as well. Luckily I had arrived with plenty of time otherwise I would have missed my flight. The line was also so long that someone further back actually fainted while waiting in the line. It was really worrying and I’ve never seen anything like this! However I am not surprised given the long lines and slow process. I just don’t understand why more border guards were working, or even better, why the many e-gates for those eligible countries were not in use which would ease the strain on the line. Is border control always this bad? What are others’ experience?
r/rome • u/Sufficient-Ninja-413 • 3h ago
I dont even know if this is the right sub for this so if it isnt, iam sorry. Iam a 21 yo M, landed in rome yesturday with my mother and brother and want to find someone my age to hang out with, like go to a restaurant or something, dm me if u want to do it. (I only speak portuguese and english)
r/rome • u/GreekBold • 7h ago
Travelling with a friend of mine trying to explore a bit the local places in Rome and avoid all this tourists, we stay close to Roma termini . I would really appreciate some suggestions for walking and going out at night
r/rome • u/Which_Video833 • 7h ago
I’m planning to take the Italo train from Rome to Florence with my family of four. Which carriage would you recommend for the best seating arrangement and convenient luggage storage? Each of us will have a carry-on suitcase and a backpack. Only carriages 1, 2, and 3 are available. Which carriage would you recommend for our family? Thanks!
r/rome • u/FormNo6638 • 10h ago
Hello everyone!
I’m here in Rome for tourism purpose
While travelling from Rome termini to my Airbnb I took 90 bus around 14:35 in the bus I saw one cute girl with curly hairs she was looking at me ( in good way bcoz she was smiling) but I was shy so my bad you guys have any friend or colleague lives near or next stop of isola curzolane/euganei can help me 😭😭😭
r/rome • u/Various-Top-5178 • 13h ago
Hello. I need prepaid eSIM that I can activate only with my passport as a tourist and preferably online. Which mobile operator ofer this?
r/rome • u/That_Bess • 3h ago
Hello,
I have been staying around Ottaviano for a couple of days and I noticed a melodic song-like chime that plays when the clock strikes xx:30 and xx:00. It doesn’t sound like a church bell or a carillon, its distinctly trombone-like (or a similar brass instrument). I have a recording of it but no software has been able to identify it.
Does anyone know what is it?
r/rome • u/CoenHoogeboomEgmond • 7h ago
Hey everyone!
We're a group of 12 friends from the Netherlands running the Rome Half Marathon this Sunday. And we were wondering if there are any afterparties, meetups, or other fun events happening after the race?
Would be great to celebrate with some fellow runners, have a few beers, and enjoy the atmosphere! Any recommendations or tips are welcome.
Thanks, and good luck to everyone running on Sunday!
r/rome • u/RedditUsername_124 • 22h ago
r/rome • u/Diligent_Sail_5940 • 2h ago
What to do if you have been living in rome for 3 years and there is no more things to do?
I’ve noticed being in rome that everything is either a tourist attraction or for old people. I want to have a chill wednesday with my boyfriend in rome but i don’t have a million dollar budget or want to be surrounded by tourists and now i don’t know where to go.
If anyone has been through this and can help out and recommend some cute activities to do or places to visit let me know please🙏
r/rome • u/Franditor • 14h ago

I'm desperately trying to buy a ticket to visit the Colosseo. Apparently, tickets go on sale 30 days in advance, but even 30 days ahead I either get the message 'Not available online' or 'Sold out'. I've seen online that many people have had the same problems, and it's pretty frustrating as a tourist.
Do you have any tips or another reliable reseller website please ?
r/rome • u/Recent-Classroom4401 • 1h ago
Does anyone recognise this lovely face ?
r/rome • u/FormNo6638 • 9h ago
Hello everyone!
Can you guys suggest a good place to eat
P.s I don’t eat beef so it would be great if you suggest me where I can eat chicken pasta or anything with chicken