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Via Dei Mille 41 int 20 , 20B, Rome, 00185, Italy
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can you please suggest and good tour guide with their number or website for vatican who does a good job and at a good price. Something that leaves from or near the termini . . . Thanks
You can tour St Peters easily with a guidebook.
The only other part of the Vatican you can see is the museum & Sistine Chapel (expect the latter to be crammed with people): do you really want/need a tour guide for a museum and a fairly small chapel?
However, if you want to visit the Vatican gardens as an individual you will have to book in advance (at least 2 weeks, probably more) by fax.
http://mv.vatican.va/3_EN/pages/z-Info/MV_Info_Servizi_Visite.html
You can't visit most of the Vatican, only those parts.
If you decide you do want a tour, just google 'vatican tour' (add 'gardens' if you want to see them as they are not always included). There are plenty available, and I doubt any one will be a great deal better than any other. Just compare prices, timings and what's on offer.
The Vatican is easily reachable from Termini by bus or Metro, so don't make that a major criterion for your choice. Even walking there would only take you around 30/40 minutes.
to go in vatican (museum or St Peter) you can use the metro (cip and quicly)whith thw same system you can see the best places of rome (piazza di spagna, piazza Navona, la fontana di trevi, il colosseo.
If you need more information, write or inform me when you will be in Termini (I work in Termini station)
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It's a pretty easy 40 minute walk to the Vatican from Termini area or there are buses that go there. We used Angel Tours (I think their website is www.angeltours.com - or google them)and were very pleased with them. Included in the price was the ability to skip the very long line. The guide was very knowledgeable and was way more interesting than reading to my daughter out of a book.
thanks guys but im already back from my trip and yes i did take a guide for the vatican just to get that extra bit of info which i dont want to be reading out of a book that too when there like 25000 ppl there and thank god i took it because when i saw the line in that hot sun i felt so lucky not to be in it
Walking in the neighborhoods, we encountered several homes we found striking in their colors. So much so, that my daughter later used some of these colors when she painted her apartment. I notice how the stucco buildings can look so different in each country...using the method of building because of the climate..and yet differing greatly in their detailing and colors.
One of the most beautiful churches in Rome, is Santa Maria in Trastevere. Located on the heart of the Trastevere neighborhood, it still has it original Romanesque stile, with a precious 12th-century mosaic in the front.
In the inside, you could admire the impressive wooden ceiling and the intense feeling of great devotion that fills the church
The Vineria is a outdoor winebar on the Campo de' Fiori. If you're more into having a glass of good Italian wine that partying with Americans and hard shots on the rocks, then this is the perfect place to go.
People who go here are basicly adults or the jeunesse dor?e. Well, a little less skin, a little more Armani and you're fine!
Beautifully decorated and arched ceilinged restaurant, which has been in family hands for over 40 years. Lovely service, extensive Roman style menu and an excellent variety of dishes, wine cellar. We had a special Birthday meal and dined on the veal and the Carbonara - with extra treats from the Chef!
All the waiters and staff are attentive, and speak excellent English but also appreciate my pathetic attempts at their beautiful language! I returned several times to sample the dessert menu and just enjoyed the whole atmosphere.
For the most incredible view of the city, walk up the Spanish Steps, through all the tourists. When you get to the top, take a left and walk along the road until you see a ramp on the right side of the road that will take you up to the stunning Villa Borghese Park. Once you've walked to the top of the ramp, you should be able to see all of the city on your left, including the large dome of St. Peter's. Once you've enjoyed the view, be sure to ramble into Villa Borghese for a relaxing stroll through the park.
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