Rome
Rome : The Eternal City
April - October
4-5 days
INR 30,000/- PER PERSON
Rome's high season is summer, when temperatures are high and you'll likely be standing in lengthy lines and walking a lot, sweating with a lot of other tourists.
The shoulder season encompasses early spring and mid- to late-fall. Because Rome is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe, you will encounter crowds, but it will be slightly less crowded and you will likely have excellent weather for sightseeing.
Low season is effectively winter, however it starts in late November and lasts through February, with the exception of a few high season spikes as stated above.
The world's first shopping mall was built in Rome in 110 AD.
Urine included ammonia, which was used to whiten teeth, and Romans frequently used urine as a mouthwash.They even used pee to clean their clothes and do laundry!
The Vatican City is the world's tiniest independent state, ruled by the Pope.
In Rome, there are around 900 churches, the majority of which are Christian churches.
The major bus station in Rome is located in front of Stazione Termini on Piazza dei Cinquecento, where an information booth can be found. Largo di Torre Argentina and Piazza Venezia are two more key centres.
The metro is faster than public transportation, however it has a restricted network. The core is served by two main lines, A (orange) and B (blue), which intersect at Stazione Termini. Trains run from 5:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on weekdays and until 1:30 a.m. on weekends.
The tram network in Rome is small.
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Italian is the official language. Spanish, French and Portuguese are some widely spoken languages.
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