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| no stressful (no impatient drivers and no traffic jams)<\/td>\n | limited<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n Tips for travelling on foot:<\/em><\/p>\n The second variant how to get around Rome is renting a car. This choice gives your comfortable moving without crowds of other tourists in a transport. It\u2019s also an opportunity to see more sights for one day because you can overpass long distances. Remember that for travelling by car you must have an International Driver’s Permit. You should be ready for difficulties in parking within historic city center. Choose renting a car if you can ignore impatient and fast Italian drivers. But don’t drive if your goal is to enjoy stress-free holidays.<\/p>\n Tips for travelling by car:<\/em><\/p>\n If you don\u2019t have the driver’s license but prefer moving by car, choose a taxi. A driver will watch the road instead of you and there will be more opportunities to enjoy views outside. It can be expensive enough with frequent use. Italian drivers may be very friendly and you can learn a lot about life of locals and their habits. But it\u2019s a human factor and a driver may be aggressive and impatient.<\/p>\n Tips for travelling by taxi:<\/em><\/p>\n If you prefer public transport or you just don\u2019t have the driver’s license, buses and trams are good enough for sightseeing. You should be ready crowded conditions aboard because this type of travelling is one of the cheapest. Traffic jams can also spoil the impression of Rome if you are late for excursions. The main benefit of public transport is price. Different types of tickets will help you to save much money.<\/p>\n Tips for travelling by buses\/trams:<\/em><\/p>\n If you plan to see all historical places and visit every point from an excursion guide, use the metro and urban railways. Despite the metro in Rome has only three lines it\u2019s the quickest way to get around the capital of Italy. This variant is the best one for lengthy journeys and busy travelers. The metro will help you to reach the Vatican Museums, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Trevi Fountain, the Colosseum, Roman Forum and the Caracalla Baths. And you will do it in convenient conditions and not for a high price.<\/p>\n Tips for travelling by the metro\/urban railways:<\/em><\/p>\n Tickets for travelers of Rome differs from each other in the number of days they stay in the city and how often they plan to use the public transportation.<\/p>\n All these tickets you can buy in any metro station, shops or newsagents.<\/p>\n Aldo there is a great offer for tourists. The Rome Pass is a card that reduce price for the major attractions in Rome and unlimited use of the public transport for two or three days. You can choose between Roma Pass 48 hours and Roma Pass 72 hours. All you need for using this card is filling out your personal information. For two days it costs \u20ac32 and for three days – \u20ac52.<\/p>\n All these main attractions are included in the card:<\/p>\n The question \u2018How to get around in Rome\u2019 is a challenge for tourists who create a journey without help of<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[7],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\n |