My Trip To Rome

Most pages I have seen on the internet that deal with Italy show you only the highlights of the big attractions: The Coliseum; The Vatican and St. Peter's Basilica, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, etc. Yes, I visited those too. But with these pages, my intention is to show you more of the life of Rome, walk the streets, and see things in Rome that you won't see on most other pages.

This will cover my steps going through Rome during the week of Sunday, November 18, 2007, to Thursday, November 22, 2007.
I flew in on November 17, and home on November 23. Those days aren't included in this.

The pictures begin on the next page.

TIPS for Arriving

Tips for Surviving in Rome
Traveling Around Rome
Breakfast in Rome Dining In Rome
Shopping During Lunch Time
Manners
Water Closets Currency
Water
Misc
American Embassy Information
Embassy of the United States
via Vittorio Veneto, 119/A
00187 Roma, Italy
Tel. (+39) 06.4674.1 (switchboard)
Fax (+39) 06.4674.2356




More Information will be coming to this page.


MOST IMPORTANT: Rome was not built in a day. Nor can you see all of Rome in a day. We were there for five days, traveled extensively, and only saw a small portion of this magnificent city.


If you have any questions about experiences in Rome, I'll be happy to answer them and help as much as I can to make your experience a little easier. If you wish to share your Roman adventures, I'd love to hear them.

Robert

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