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 Is rome safe for two travelling girls in their early twenties?
Hey I will be staying in a 4star hotel with GREAT reviews on trip advisor and voted number 30 out of all th ehotels in rome. Is the city safe for two young girls? What advice could you give me for ...


 Rome.......?
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 Holidaying in Italy?
Myself and my wife are both 54, we are interested in travelling to Italy in August. We like; sightseeing such as old buildings or churches, monuments, dining out. We are prepared to drive and we ...


 What should i get from Italy?
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Do italian men in Italy Prefer tourists over Italian women?

Do they hit on the tourists more or the italian natives?...


 Does it snow in rome italy during february?
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 Im going to Rome on Friday...?
How much money do you think is required for a good time..? be there til Monday...

Also, can anyone recommend anywhere spectacular to eat!!
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 Planning a trip to Italy. Arriving Sicily, departing Venice. Any suggestions?
I have two weeks and would like some suggestions on the best places to go along the way. I've already been to Pisa, Rome, Florence and Venice, but wouldn't mind seeing some of these places ...


 What is the name of the little city inside the city of rome?
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 Have you ever been to Calabria, Italy?
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 Romantic places to visit in Italy?
what towns, cities, whatever ....places to go at night that are very romantic .........?? help please!...


 Hi i'm italian?
in england or in usa there's much work .....what do you think of italin people??...


 I have 65000 lire or lira what is it's value?
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 What are the most popular cities in italy to visit with a coastline?
and where can you find unspoiled beaches in ...


 Anyone else think that rome is the most beautiful city in the world?
I lived there for 8 years and miss it every day- when u r in rome u feel ...


 Where is venice in italy?
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 Why are italians so romantic?
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 Beaches in Milan Italy?
I am travelling to Milan 1st June, is there any beaches there, and what might the weather be like? or where is the nearest beach please, much appreciated....


 Where would you recommend staying in Italy?
I've been to Milan but wouldn't know where else is good. Preferably where the food is top notch- any restaurant recommendations woud be good too!...


 What are a couple of popular cities in Italy...?
...and what are some interesting things to do, see, and spend time there?...



northshore

Is Rome a good place to visit?

Because i was thinking of going there my senior year.

    



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cryztal
More than Florence, more than Venice, Rome is Italy's treasure trove, packed with masterpieces from more than two millennia of artistic achievement. It's here that a metropolis once bustled around the carved marble monuments of the Roman Forum, where centuries later Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564) painted Christian history in the Sistine Chapel, where Gian Lorenzo Bernini's nymphs and naiads dance in their fountains, and where an empire of gold was worked into the crowns of centuries of rulers.

Today Rome's formidable legacy is upheld by its people, their history knit into the fabric of their everyday lives. Students walk dogs in the park that was once the mausoleum of the family of the emperor Augustus; Raphaelesque Madonnas line up for buses on busy corners; a priest in flowing robes walks through a medieval piazza talking on a cell phone. Modern Rome has one foot in the past, one in the present -- a delightful stance that allows you to have an espresso in a square designed by Bernini, then take the Metro back to your hotel room in a renovated Renaissance palace.

"When you first come here you assume that you must burrow about in ruins and prowl in museums to get back to the days of Numa Pompilius or Mark Antony," Maud Howe observes in her book Roma Beata. "It is not necessary; you only have to live, and the common happenings of daily life carry you back in turn to the Dark Ages, to the early Christians, even to prehistoric Rome."


JuStdOit!
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... Yes!!!I think Rome is one of the most beautiful city in the world!!!Rome is magic and you will love it!!!


Emilia D
It is amazing!! Every city has its beauties... so I wouldn't say that one is better than the other, but Rome does have a lot of historical stuff to see. It's definately worth it! Have a good trip!


itssoeasy
yes! i have had a wonderful experience visiting it!
its such a chill city, the people are so nice and friendly and theres so much to do.
i would definately recommend it.
:)


Lilli
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I'm not exactly a world traveler, but I have been out of the country a few times and Rome is my favorite place I've visited so far. Just beautiful! So much to see and do. You have to have at least a bit of history appreciation to enjoy it, I think. I would definitely recommend you go there if you have a chance!


kristinakiki777
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Rome is a beautiful romantic city, my personal favorite in south Europe. You can find really everything there:
beautiful historical monuments, best restaurants, nice warm people, great night life...I think it is the best place for falling in love. All that history moves me every time I go there. I went there about 10 times in my life...(I'm not Italian) and I wouldn't mind returning again and again. It is just magical....


osiride
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POOR-----DEAR.....
WHAT KIND OF QUESTION IS IT?-------


Sinclair
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YES!
http://www.ashka.eu/roma/rome.html
http://www.ashka.eu/fororomano/roman_forum.html
http://www.ashka.eu/palatino/palatino.html
http://www.ashka.eu/villaborghese/villaborghese.html
http://www.ashka.eu/trastevere/trastevere.html
BYE!


CAlibabY25
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Definitely!! Rome is beautiful and there is so much to see and do.. and the people are great! If you have the opportunity GO!!! you wont regret it!


ontheroadagainwithoutyou
Yes, but briefly.
It is a magnificent city, with much to see and explore, but the crowds, the intensity, the speeding cars and vespas, the constant need to be aware of thievery, etc. takes its toll.
You will need a rest, so go to a small hill town.


♥inioko♥
I didn't spend a whole lot of time in Rome, but I enjoyed it. It IS beautiful, with much to do with all the the art, history, etc, etc, etc! However, I enjoyed Florence much more. I felt safer there and wasn't constantly clutching my bag in worry over being pickpocketted (sp?). There were also fewer beggars and annoying street vendors shoving their merchandise in your face. There may be "less to do" in terms of sight seeing stuff perhaps, but with the countryside to close and also great public transportation, it would be very very easy to see everything you'd want to.

No matter what you pick you'll have a wonderful experience I'm sure! :)


Il fabbro
Are you joking ????
Romae caput mundi.


moviefreak126
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Cryztal said it all. I'm 50% Italian. My father was born in Sicily but he was raised there. As a child, I remember doing so many fun things there. It is beautiful there. I love the Colliseum. Visit Rome. It's great. Gelatto and Pizza were my life. Now, it is the city of romance for me.


George D
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Absolutely! Rome is a magnificant city and well worth a visit. But, it is also a large city an the metro and buses can be very crowded.

My wife, daughter, and I spent 17 days in Italy last May and June and loved it. My daughter also spent the fall semester of her Junior year of college in Rome and loved that as well.

Below is a link to some pictures I took last year in Rome. I would highly recommend visiting Rome and several other nearby cites such as Florence and Assisi as well.

Pictures from Rome: http://www.imagestation.com/album/pictures.html?id=2105446423

George
http://www.vacationandtravelinfo.com/category/cities/rome/


Phillies in 2008
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yeah but watch out for gypsies



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