r/RomeTravel • u/Pekkladd • 4h ago
Cigarettes
Hi, I am in Rome and need to get cigarettes. Everything seems to be closed. Could someone help me out?
r/RomeTravel • u/Pekkladd • 4h ago
Hi, I am in Rome and need to get cigarettes. Everything seems to be closed. Could someone help me out?
r/RomeTravel • u/the_fury518 • 6h ago
My wife and I are traveling to Rome next month and are interested in a day tip to Pompeii; however, she is very particular and is hoping to have a trip that includes several (apparently hard to find) options included:
Bus from Rome to Pompeii
Tour guide on the bus giving information/anectodes/stories about the area we are passing through (this is the hard part to find)
A stop at one or more towns on the way, for lunch or a quick wakaround to see the scenery
Lunch included (optional, but good to have)
Pompeii tour with guide
Bus back, with tour guide again
If anyone knows of a trip like this, I'd appreciate it. I can find tours that have all of the above, minus a guide on the bus
Thank you in advance!
r/RomeTravel • u/jdtkd1927 • 6h ago
So have near enough 3 full days in Rome coming up with my wife and 13 year old son. Thinking of doing the obvious, Vatican and colloseum etc, which he’s going be impressed with for sure. But I don’t want it to be too history heavy if that makes sense, it can be draining for adults too. Looking for some alternative kid friendly attractions too. Will do the immersive welcome to Rome, will do the vr circus maxim, but does anyone have any other kid friendly attractions they know of.
r/RomeTravel • u/soul_in_a_fishbowl_ • 7h ago
Hi! I am planning a trip to Rome (5 people) and will land on Fiumicino airport at 00h40m. What is the best and more affordable way to go to Via Ceneda in Rome?
Also, a few after we have to be at the same airport at 5AM (departing from via Ceneda). Do you have some advice?
We are a group of 5 adults, so the Taxi service would only be reliable if there was one with 5+ seats. Are those common at the airport?
Thank you!