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Getting around in Rome by puddle1
.The metro system has two main lines ,The A line is where the Rei di Roma Station is and if you get on there it will take you to Termini.This is where the A line and B line meet so you can change there and hop onto the B line .If you stay on till Pyramide this will be the nearest you can get to Trastavere and the area over the Tibere .You can get any bus and it will take you into the area (the bus stops will give more info).If you want to see the Pantheon then stay on the A line and get off at Piazza di Spagna (its just called Spagna on the metro) You can walk a relatively short distance through some lovely streets which it would be a pity to miss.You cross the Via del Corso (which is the main pedestrian road) and you will find the Pantheon signposted from there .It should take you only 10 minutes to walk there from Spagna.I would advise against getting taxi's.Its likely that they will take you on a 'colourful' detour which will cost more ,and secondly you will miss out on so much.Once you get there you will quickly see how close everything is and that walking from one sight to another is fun and interesting .You can never be bored in Rome !!! .If you check my travelogue in Italy you will find something I wrote shortly after my arrival in Rome for the first time which might give you some idea of how wonderful and inspiring a place Rome is!!
