Can any folks from Rome Italy or people who have lived there recommend a few moderately priced restaurants that serve food that the local people eat? Preferably in the area near the Coliseum.
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We are headed to Rome at the end of Culture Week. Does anyone know if the Coliseum, Borghese Gallery, and Vatican are free or reduced price? We tried setting up reservations for the Borghese on ...
Got a short break over Xmas incl Xmas eve, Xmas day and Boxing day. Being the Roman Catholic capital will everything be closed or is there anything to do ??? Any recommendations ???...
Im going to Italy in November. Would love to hear from people about where they stayed in Rome, Florence and/or Venice. Nothing like hearing first hand how your stay was. Additional Details...
I'll be traveling from Nice to Milan, Milan to Venice, Venice to Florence, Florence-Pisa-Florence and Florence to Rome in November. I'm ok with travelling 2nd class but will have luggage ...
I am planning to go visit Sicily from Christmas to New Years. Mount Etna is one of the major attractions. I see there are tours organized to the top by buses/cable cars/etc to reach the an extremely ...
Please can you let me know anything to do with Italian Foods pleasee :) i've got some stuff but need a few more ideas to complete essay thanks :) Essay gtta me duun for monday .....
Discover isn't widely accepted here. Of the US cards, Visa and Mastercard are the most useful.
Sarah W
no....i dont think so...
JT
Discover isn't accepted in Italy, so don't bother taking it with you. Visa & Mastercard are pretty widely accepted, and ATM cards can be used in ATMs all over the country to get local cash. I usually take out the maximum amount of cash an ATM will let me when I first arrive (they all have options to have the directions in English so no worries about not being fluent in Italian), pay for large purchases like hotels and big dinners with a credit card, then do the rest with cash.
Jane S
Discover told ME (because when I have questions, I go to the source...best answers) that they have No outlets in any of Europe. NONE.
But you might want to call THEM to confirm that that hasn't changed in two years. It's an easy number. 1800- discover.
Get a Capitol One card...totally user-friendly to travelers. Lowest exchange fee available.
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