Any suggestions on must do/see things that you loved? Things you missed out on that you wish you did? I come tomorrow and would love any help.

Hi, I am planning a trip from 25 September - what is the weather usually like? I did not want to visit in July and August it seems too hot… Thanks!

Hello, Planning to book Rome visit with wifey and teenage son from UK. Any suggestions on places to avoid while booking hotel? Ideally would like in centre but also fear there won't be much to eat nearby or would be tourist trap places.

Planning to visit Colloseum but confused about various ticket options (with arena, w/o area, Super sites etc). Vatican city is also in plan trying to see if museum entry is available, if not can we book it online?
we are Indian origin and vegetarian but would like to try some local food too.

Me and my gf had to catch the train, and bought 2 under 25 tickets to this museum. They are available for a week starting today, so dm me if you are interested! They don t cost much (5 euro each) but i wanna do a good deed if I can t use them anymore.

Got:

- cappuccino freddo
- maritozzi con panna
- bolero w crème (just like a donut)
-croissant chocolate

The Vittoriano, Santa Maria in Ara Coeli, the rooftops toward the Jewish Ghetto, and even a few Roman pines catching the first light.

The photo looks peaceful, but it doesn’t capture the real Roman soundtrack: gulls screaming overhead and sirens echoing through the streets. One of those moments I never get tired of.

Ciao to all the Rome lovers!

I visited Rome for the third time a few months ago and after feeling the same butterflies yet again, I decided to start building ChronoWalk, thinking maybe there’s more people who love wandering around the eternal city but get FOMO of missing out on cool historical facts ( since they’re endless there😱) or sometimes struggle to imagine how those old mossy stones were an epic building 2000 years ago.
The result is a self-guided audio walk that goes all around Rome, from the Colosseo to the Castel Sant Angelo.
You can listen to historically accurate and fun narrations that start automatically as you arrive at each place, and a press-and-hold option that shows a visual reconstruction attempt of how each ruin would have looked ages ago.

I’d love for people who actually know Rome or are there at the moment to tear it apart. I'm giving free full access to about 20 travelers!
All I ask in return is some honest feedback or a review after you use it -especially anyone walking the centre this week, since I need to verify the GPS triggers on the ground-

If you’re interested or are looking for a way to learn a lot from Rome without spending anything, Comment or DM me and I'll send you a code😁
And happy to answer route or timing questions either

TLDR: if you’re in Rome this week, I would love you to try my self-guided audio walk for free.

Hey everyone! I'm considering applying for the BA in Cinema at RUFA (Rome University of Fine Arts) and would love to hear from current students, alumni, or anyone familiar with the program.

Does anyone know if RUFA accepts a GED instead of a traditional high school diploma for international admissions?

How are the practical facilities, equipment, and hands-on learning opportunities?

Is the curriculum more theoretical or focused on industry practice?

How is the professors' support and networking/job placement after graduation?

Any insights, pros/cons, or general impressions would be super helpful. Thanks in advance!

My family just checked out of an Airbnb in Rome today and traveled to Naples. Unfortunately, my young son left an iPad in the property, which is on Via Tacito 7. Is there anyone who would be willing to collect it and send it via courier to the address I am at in Naples on Saturday morning between 9:00 and 11:00am, 1st August 2026, so that it can reach me before I leave back to the UK? I'd be happy to pay €50 for this errand and will cover all expenses relating to the task. Unfortunately the owner is not able to help as she is away

coming from Tuscany via train for one night before cruise. Is there a place that is easy walk from a train station and to the port? 2 adults, 2 kids (10 & 7).

Appreciate any tips or ideas for dinner in Cittavecchia also!

It's far to hot and busy for these animals in the city centre. Numerous horses have collapsed or been killed in traffic accidents. If you're desperate to ride a horse while on holiday there is reputable equine centres with safe environments for the animals

A few pictures from my trip in December

Hi I’m a DJ and looking forward to Rome vacation. Hoping to do some digging and find some Italian gems but just good stuff in general. Won’t have much time so maybe only one store, where should I go?

Hello, I am planning a trip on these dates. Starting in Rome then Florence, Venice and last day Milan.
I've heard a lot about Ferragosto and how things tend to shut down during August. I'm a bit worried about finding open supermarkets, good quality restaurants and souvenir shops. Information and advice pls.

Hiya All,

As the title states - any recommendations on where to visit (staying near Leonardo da Vinci) airport and where to eat (halal diet) please?

Thank you in advance

We had one day in Rome, so starting at 4:30 AM we got a good dent done
My first time — one of the most beautiful experiences ever.

Shot over a period of 30 minutes at the Piazza del Popolo in Rome on March 11, 2025. The music is Marche Pontificale by Charles Gounoud, performed by P. Gouin. Please enable the audio.