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 Vatican City by hopang
Of course you may choose to stop and relax while walking wherever and whenever you like along the way in the city streets, to chill out in the bars or restaurants, to hunt for souvenirs at the many souvenir shops along the streets, to do some window shopping at elegant shopping malls or simply to visit the various tourist attractions in the city! Leave a Comment
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 A horse-drawn carriage at St.
Peters Square by hopang, 1 more photos
These horse-drawn carriages are stationed on the eastern end of St Peters Square opposite St. Peter's Basilica. You may even take the horse-drawn carriage from Vatican City to tour parts of the city of Rome if you think there is not much more to see in the Vatican City! Leave a Comment
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 The road to Vatican City by dr.firasLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by lina112
If you go to Vatican Museum you have to get off on Cipro metro stop and follow the signs.
Fuimos en metro, tienes que coger la linea A y bajarte en la parada de Ottaviano.
Si vas a los museos vaticanos la parada de metro para bajarte es Cipro. Leave a Comment
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 by lina112
El autobus num 64 es el que va al Vaticano desde Termini, nosotras lo cogimos alli. Hay que gastar cuidado porque en este autobus suelen ir bastantes carteristas. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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 The square by TinKan
We however prefer to walk. Walking in town is a good way to see some of the smaller streets and you do learn to take shortcuts after a few days in Rome. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by sourbugger
It takes a somewhat circuitous route back to the centre of town. (and it involves a change if you want to get to the train station), but it is certainly more scenic than the Metro, and less hassle than the bus. Leave a Comment
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Take the Metro Linea A and get off at the Ottaviano station. I could never figure out how their bus system works, but that's another option. Then of course there are the taxis (shudder), driven by maniacal Roman cabbies (some of whom, on the other hand, could pass off as male models!).
By foot. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 No departure from here by sourbugger
What has the Vatican city got 862 meters of that Afganistan and Malta have none of ?
Answer : Railway line.
This knowledge will make you an anorak, but you will still need to use the Metro (Ottaviano on Line A) to get to the Vatican and walk, as the railway station is only used for supplies to the papal state. Leave a Comment Theme: Subway/Metro
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 People in the piazza by ophiro
this is not a big place so it is ok to walk from place to place. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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