by btcalendine
Plan to arrive a couple of days early to take advantage of all there is to see in Rome.
Visited: Sep 04, 2016
by bigconch1
See initial review posted on FM247's review.... another part of Italy with so much history. In addition to what we posted earlier under FM247's review, we thought seeing the indentations of the wagon/chariot wheels in the stone roads in Pompeii after all these years were so cool!
by ADKwanderer
I love Rome! We had a layover before the cruise here so got to see even more than if we just had this one day. So we spent more time at the Forum (hubby almost got pickpocketed by a teenager her - watch out!) and the Colosseum, but did get a chance to toss a coin into the Trevi fountain. We had gelato stops but not enough time for a relaxed lunch so we just waited. The Bocha del Veritas (Mouth of Truth) is opened only for a limited time, which I had forgotten from a past visit. It closes at 2 pm - we got there at 3 pm. Been here 4 times and I still have so much left to see!!
Visited: Apr 15, 2018
by 4Goodtimes
Met a local ashore who drove 6 of us into & around Rome in a van with stops at key locations. Pizza & wine for lunch.
Visited: Oct 19, 2015
by JeannieM
Long bus ride from Civitavecchia to Rome, but worth it if you haven't seen Rome before. So crowded that day we didn't have time for Parthenon or really to enjoy Trevi fountain. Sistine Chapel is a rush to do.
Visited: May 27, 2017
by JenAH27
Rome in a day -good but tiring for kids
Visited: Apr 07, 2018
by bcamnb
We stayed three extra days. The Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel, and St Peter’s took your breath away.
Visited: Apr 22, 2018
by Sweetpea18
Awesome, make sure you get your tickets early to go Vatican City and The Collesum the tours are about 3 hours. If you don't get the skip the line pass you'll be waiting at least 3hrs to get in, it's a must see and unbelievable.
Visited: Jul 29, 2018
by marilyn75brown
Would have liked to have seen the Trevi Fountain.
Visited: Mar 20, 2017
by saacosta
There's lots to see in Rome, especially the pre-B.C. era architecture/ruins but you must be careful about where you eat as many restaurants are a tourist trap and serve very mediocre food and then overcharge you and/or add "service fees" that they will tell you are "taxes" and still ask you to pay additional tip. Be sure to check TripAdvisor or Yelp before you dine somewhere, no matter how charming or quaint the restaurant may look. We were taken and then saw an article about sooooo many others that experienced the same, then came home and saw an article on CNN about it as well. This is not the cleanest city and lots of trash thrown about the streets and tons of graffiti everywhere but we never felt unsafe but remained alert and cautious as one should always be when traveling.
Visited: Sep 09, 2019
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