Traveler requirements
Standards to follow for the prevention of COVID 19 for all those over 12 years old
In Rome to access museums, concert halls, the stadium, to eat inside restaurants and cafes, you must:
– submit to a mandatory temperature control;
– have your own mask and wear it;New
– have a passport or identity card with you;
– present either a proof of complete vaccination, proof of first vaccination administered at least 15 days ago, proof of a COVID-19 infection during the last 6 months, or a negative test (PCR or antigen) carried out at most 48 hours before the start of the activity.
In Rome a very large number of pharmacies carry out the rapid test.
What to pack
The weather is not always sunny in Rome Obviously it depends on the season but considering that the temperature difference between morning and noon can vary between 10 and 15 degrees, you should dress in layers that can easily be taken off as the hours pass. When it rains, the floodgates open; it can last […]
Internet connection and WiFi in Rome
You’ll find wifi in a few places in the city, but not outside in the streets. Now, unless you’re an orienteering champion, it’s easy to get lost. No need to panic, it happens to us all. More than two thousand years ago, all roads may have led to Rome, but here, no road is straight! […]
Getting around Rome
If you’ve arrived by car, because Italy is beautiful and worth seeing on your way to Rome, plan to leave your car in a garage for the duration of your stay. Getting around Rome by car is a complete nightmare. Car sharing, scooter sharing and bike sharing are the way to go! Public transport is […]
Restaurants in Rome
In Rome there are thousands of restaurants, from purely Roman to regional, offering menus typical of Bologna, Abbruzzo, Sardinia, etc. all of which are an expression of the richness of our gastronomic heritage. If you’ve come to Rome, however, you might as well eat like a Roman, entering into the spirit of this city which […]
Museum Restaurants
Unfortunately, only a few museums have a cafeteria or restaurant inside, normally accessible also by those who have not visited the museum. They’re a real blessing for those who love works of art and want to enjoy a visit to the museum, allowing you to take a break between one floor and another, that is, […]
What to buy and where – Markets and Artisans
Romans love their local farmers markets If you’re staying in self-catering accommodation, it’s very nice to do your shopping at the local market in the morning. Ask where the closest ‘Mercato Romano DOC’ is – DOC is short for ‘Denominazione di Origine Controllata’ (literally “Controlled Designation of Origin”). As the the name suggests, this certification […]
Caffè or Aperitivo – Time to pass
A typical tourist day in Rome can be very demanding; you’ll walk a lot more than you may be used to doing daily. Occasionally a pause is required, if only for the bathroom. Though public bathrooms are rare, there are some in Piazza San Pietro, San Giovanni in Laterano, Piazza del Colosseo and Piazza di […]
Standards to follow for the prevention of COVID 19 for all those over 12 years old
In Rome to access museums, concert halls, the stadium, to eat inside restaurants and cafes, you must:
– submit to a mandatory temperature control;
– have your own mask and wear it;New
– have a passport or identity card with you;
– present either a proof of complete vaccination, proof of first vaccination administered at least 15 days ago, proof of a COVID-19 infection during the last 6 months, or a negative test (PCR or antigen) carried out at most 48 hours before the start of the activity.
In Rome a very large number of pharmacies carry out the rapid test.