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 THE VIEW FROM THE TOP by travelgourmet
You can get on and off to visit sites such as the Colosseum, the Spanish Steps, etc. Start early in the morning and hop on and off at the stops you wish to visit. A full audio headset in 7 languages is included to listen to what the 110 is either going by or the next stop. Great for beginners to see the sights and great for those who can't walk for long distances. The 110 sign is up at the locations to help you wait for the next bright red trambus and you pay as you get on, no matter which stop. Have fun! See http://www.romeguide.it/trambus/110open.htm for English. Leave a Comment
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Get off and on as you choose
throughout the day by icunme
You will see this big red double decker tour bus right outside Termini at Piazza dei Cinquecento. Although this is officially a tour bus, it could serve you very well with a 2 day pass for transportation in Rome. You board and are free to exit and re-board at any of the major stops along the way. Great photo ops from the top deck also. Do check their website where you have English language and all the detail you could want.
110 open + archeobus
€ 20,00
bus ticket valid 2 days
110 open + polo museale*
€ 20,00
bus ticket valid 1 day museum ticket valid 5 days
110 open + polo museale* + archeobus
€ 25,00
bus ticket valid 2 days museum ticket valid
FYI - VT friend lengleng was just here & they took a different tour bus, as there are many - disaster - driver took a half-hour break and there was no other bus.
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 Route by Karahan
You can find ticket and more info at Termini information desk at Piazza dei Cinquecentro, platform D. It's also possible to get your tickets on board. They have 10% discount if you do it online. Leave a Comment
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 Route by Karahan
You can buy tickets at Piazza dei Cinquecento and on board. 10% discount for online orders. Price is 13 euro with stop&go stlye.
Archeobus ticket also allows you to visit the catacombs of San Sebastiano, San Callisto and Domitilla at a special price of 3 euro. And also rent a bike at the Appia Antica info point for 2 euro. They have some special offers too. You can check their website. Leave a Comment
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So when you need a break........
This little train stops at all the popular tourist sites. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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when Rome is very crowded especially on hot days why not take a tour on one of the open topped busses to get an overview of the city
there are several to choose from, one specialises in Christian sites, another on Ancient Roman ones, and others are a mixture of both, you can get on and off as often as you wish to visit your must see places and of course there is a commentary on the bus for information about the things you see
although you should be able to join the busses at any stop we found it best to go to Termimi, one young lady on the 110 bus would not let us board without a ticket and would not sell us one, at Termini there are ticket sales booths for the busses, and the busses stop there for longer Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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The Bus 110 tour offers you a choice of a non stop tour bus or a hop on/hop off bus in Rome. This is a good way to get an overview of the city, but don't expect a full blown tour...the attractions are highlighted using a prerecorded message in several different languages (they provide headphones).
I would only recommend this bus if you're nervous about getting around the city on your own. I would suggest using this tour on the first day you arrive so you can get an overview of the city and try to get your bearings.
You can buy the tickets at Termini station. The cost is about 13 euros for a hop on/hop off tour or 8 euors for a non stop tour. Leave a Comment
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 Open air tour buses by JenniflowerLeave a Comment
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 by lucyguajardo
You can take that bus on the train station. You can buy the ticket on the morning and then took it arround 8am or 9am and then get off the bus the times that you want, and take other to continue the tour. The bus picks you up every 30 minutes in determinates stops near the tourist place. The last bus ride arround the 8:30 pm. I arround 8 dollars by day. Theme: Bus
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