Im going to Rome for 2 nights in a 2 weeks time - will i have to worry about mosquitos in the evenings? is repellant necessary?
please help - bites swell up really bad on me! ...
I've narrowed a list of mid-priced hotels in Florence. Need your help deciding (based on quality of hotel and location):
- Santa Maria Novella
- Hotel Berchielli
- Hotel M...
I am arriving to Italy to Roma airport and would like to take a train to Venezia.
Do I have to take a train/shuttle from the airport to the main Rome train station? Or is there a direct train ...
i would love to be in a town where the people are friendly and where I would be close to other surrounding cities. Im also interested in night life, nothing too crazy just a late night coffee house ...
I am going to Italy this summer, and definatly going to Rome! I always wanted to go to Venice, but just read a book where the author said it wasn't great...I think I am going to go anyway...but ...
I am possibly going to be traveling to Venice over the summer for a few weeks, and i was just wondering what sights to see both in Venice and in the surrounding area....
Yes, it gets hot in Rome. A/Cs are generally sparse in Europe. Europeans rather open all their windows. We call it French air conditioning. ;)
"Rome Climate and Weather
The weather in Rome during summer is uncomfortably hot, temperatures often exceeding 95F (35C) at midday, and Romans tend to close up their businesses during August to take holidays in cooler spots. Mid-winter is mild, the average temperature in December hovering around 55F (13C). The best time to travel to Rome is in springtime, when skies are blue and the weather warm. Rain showers are possible any time of year."
Current weather in Rome:
http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/ITXX0067.html
Records and average temps:
http://weather.yahoo.com/climo/ITXX0067_c.html
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i really don't know.
dea
hmmk
Princess
It get's very hot in Rome. Most hotels will have air conditioning in the rooms but apartments and residences this is less common.
seetal82
go to any Rome web sit u will get all information's
blondegirl
i was there in spring and it wasn't hot or cold it felt great i don't how it is in summer though
Susan G
It gets to about 35° in July and August. Right now it's about 22° I think (haven't left my appartment yet). Before you book a hotel i Rome, do check on their web site if they have air conditioning because a lot of them don't.
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