So, you need to be a fairly fit and def not obese. Passages are tight and it’s a one way in/one way out kind of deal. You’ve been warned. The views are soooooooo worth it.
Everyone here is super passionate about the wine produced here. The tour is informative and very fun. TASTE THE VIN SANTO! Trust me...do it!
Bring you hiking legs. This town is all up hill. Beautiful shortcuts open into quaint passageways. Don’t forget to climb the bell tower for stunning views.
If you’re going to buy art from the artists around the area, make sure you sit and watch them create before committing to a sale. Do pay artists prices for printshop work.
Typical American staple hotel. Smells@like cigarettes and everyone here is loud.
Get an audio guide, or read up on your Roman history. You could easily spend hours here. DO NOT fall for the sales pitches of “volunteers” outside. Get your ticket online and come back if you need to.
How can you not stand in awe of this place. So much history here. It’s a great place to sketch if you’re artistic.
If you don’t grab a gelato and sit on the steps like Audrey Hepburn, you’re doing it wrong.
This was a gift from Egypt. Go on a m obelisk hunt and you’ll never be disappointed in Rome.
A great place to people watch, but don’t have dinner anywhere near it. Tourist menus and big price-tags.
Buy your tickets online and don’t, and I mean DON’T fall for the “I’m a volunteer, follow me to skip the line. It’s total BS.
