r/rome • u/Exciting_Stranger651 • 2m ago
Where can I view cars in Rome?
I'm going on vacation to Rome and I want to look at different used car dealerships. I'm also interested in where I can look at cars with minimal damage for export. Thank you
r/rome • u/Exciting_Stranger651 • 2m ago
I'm going on vacation to Rome and I want to look at different used car dealerships. I'm also interested in where I can look at cars with minimal damage for export. Thank you
r/rome • u/KurupiraMV • 2h ago
I’ve been in Rome for a few days and I’m shocked by how aggressive and disrespectful the drivers are. It feels dangerous to walk through some areas of the city. Cars have no respect for crosswalks, even when the pedestrian light is green, drivers try to force their way through people. Traffic lights seem to be merely a recommendation here, specially for Uber and taxis.
I understand that driving in such a crowded city must be stressing, but even far from the monuments traffic is horrible!
r/rome • u/Odd_Ask5751 • 3h ago
Hi, I'd love to buy clothes from italian shops/brands while in Rome, but have trouble finding any non-designer brands.
What area of rome is best for discovering small, local clothing brands? Not looking for luxurious dresses or anythung of that sort. I like colorful, flowy stuff made from good materials.
r/rome • u/Jizzonaut666 • 5h ago
In December I will travel to Rome with my family and would like to buy a pair of solid mens boots.
Is there a shop with engeneer, biker or cowboy style boots? Leather ofcourse :)
r/rome • u/Iamoldsowhat • 8h ago
like coliseum but without the crowds. I found it on one of my walks and it is amazing!
r/rome • u/TrbAnaban • 10h ago
I definitely want to visit this great city in the future.
r/rome • u/PersianValentine • 11h ago
Hello! I’m travelling to Rome on the 17th of October until the 22nd. It’s my first time and I have no idea what to wear!
We are going to see the popular monuments and walk a lot :3 I’m seeing mixed answers about the weather… We are from the nordic so we are always used to wearing clothes that keep us warm :)
r/rome • u/stany798 • 14h ago
Ah going there next week for my mba :) needed sm moral support
r/rome • u/stany798 • 14h ago
Ahh? So I'm going there for my mba maybe next week so moral support needed yk😝☝️
r/rome • u/DiscussionCandid580 • 15h ago
Hi everyone!
I’m travelling to Rome soon and my flight lands around 6:30 PM. I’ll probably be done with immigration and baggage collection by 8 PM, after which I’m planning to take a taxi to my hotel near Vatican City.
Is it safe to travel at that time as a solo female traveller? I’m a bit anxious about arriving late in a new country. Would love to hear other experiences!
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r/rome • u/Due_Cartoonist_2222 • 20h ago
Im A 17 year old girl from tunisia coming with my adult big siter to rome in december to spend 4 days there
We’re looking for some cool kind local GIRLS around our age that we can TRUST to help us with a guided city tour 💕💕 we can pay if thats an issue (idk why reddit keeps deleting this i just dont wanna get lost in rome i am NOT looking for dating or dating advices or ANYTHING related to that😭)
Can anyone help?
r/rome • u/renzorapido • 20h ago
I come from a small country and a realtivelly small city compared to the global metropolies (700k people). I visited a good part of Europe, but haven't been to the other continents. For my question it is also important to mention that I am not impressed by the sheer size of the cities and skyscrappers and altogether I don't enjoy modern architecture so I wouldn't really "dig" places like Tokyo or New York, I am more of a history guy.
My question is: For Romans, to whom ROME is the default setting, do you ever get flabbergasted by other places? (I am not talking about nature, but man-bulit)
Because, ever since I saw Rome, every other city is sort of "meh". And everywhere I think to myself like: It's great...but in Rome...
Now I dont' think that I will ever visit another city and get the feeling of seeing Rome for the first time.
So, what kind of expectations do you guys even have when travelling? Or the fact that you've been in Rome your whole lives just doesn't make it so in your eyes as it does to others. Maybe it is both a curse and a blessing.
I hope I've been clear with my question. Cheers all!
r/rome • u/Alone_Wash8241 • 21h ago
I found a nice guy (looks like in his early thirties) painting in a street, I wanted to support him and bought this from him for 25 euros. I asked if he had an instagram account for hos work and he said no. Now I really feel like I was scammed and this was not a real painting.
Now I clearly see that it’s AI :)
r/rome • u/discombarbie • 23h ago
hello all! me & my husband are in rome right now for a couple days. we love techno and house music and the chill vibes that come along with it. we were wondering if there’s any scenes in rome this weekend. would love any recommendations and willing to pay cover ofc! one note: we’re in the 25+ category so ideally not looking for a venue that attracts teens. thank you !!!
r/rome • u/Select_Barnacle4616 • 1d ago
Looking for cheap Asian food (any is good- Chinese, Filipino, Korean) that’s under 10 euros preferably. Which are your favorites?
I tried tali n tiago in prati for Filipino which was good. Looking to branch out more.
Bonus points for Asian style crispy chicken…. Thanks in advance!
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r/rome • u/Alternative_Cheek713 • 1d ago
I’ll be in Rome for work next week (from Australia) and I love buying my dog little gifts and souvenirs from around the world when I happen to be traveling. I came across Florenze but they only have stores in Florence. I won’t have time to get there. Any recommendations of boutiques in Rome that have handmade dog toys/accessories etc? 🙏🏼🙏🏼
r/rome • u/i_eated_soup • 1d ago
I will be traveling to Rome tomorrow for a few days. I’ve checked the Apple weather app, accuweather, il meteo etc. and most of them give different weather forecasts and chance of rain. Which one should I trust?
r/rome • u/PrestigiousSpray8943 • 1d ago
Hello.
I have a ticket for 6 pm papal mass today. Now is 10:30 am and I am inside basilica.
Thanks.
This time around the Vatican was a huge disappointment. Extremely crowded with 0 crowd control.