Going to Rome in a few weeks (even though I never think about the Roman Empire) - any recs?
Not sure if you’re a huge museum fan, but the museums lines are insane the day of. Would recommend booking tickets 1-2 days before if you plan to go to Vatican City.
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Neroni - https://maps.app.goo.gl/wMqG8p7JCWb7bCxm8?g_st=ic Piperno - https://maps.app.goo.gl/URQzu2rcbDt3WohA6?g_st=ic For quick pizza bite Forno campo - https://maps.app.goo.gl/JQZrY1YCGJGpcdEMA?g_st=ic
before or after the trip, works well either way https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0172495/
if you call it roma, it’ll be amor to you. rec doing what you love n the city will present itself to you. sure go to the colosseum n other tourist traps but PLEASE wander the alleys in the neighborhoods like trasteverse and find a random cafe, bring a water bottle because water fountains are everywhere
maxi musuem- zaha hadid (one of my favorite architects rip) late night queens chips (fries and sauces) the pantheon look for petal drops aqueducts train ride outside the city market at camp ideo fori VISIT borromini’s work top one is san carlo alle quattro fontaine (church) because the interiors paranesi etchings