Although Rome is one of the easiest cities for any traveller, there are always some doubts that must be overcome. Here we will try to answer some of the most common questions.
What do you need to visit Italy? Do you need any kind of visa? Is an ID enough?
Is the weather in Rome nice throughout the year? How cold does it get in the winter? Does it rain a lot?
Is it easy to visit Rome as an English speaker? Is it as easy to understand Italian as they say?
What are the most important holidays in Rome? What days are the museums and monuments closed in Rome? When is the national holiday?
What are prices like in Rome? Is it expensive to eat out? How much does a night in a centrally located hotel cost?
What are the schedules for stores in Rome? What days are they closed? Do they close at noon?Rome has a population of almost 3 million, and its metropolitan area has nearly 4 million.
Italy’s official currency is the Euro.
Plugs in Italy have two round holes and a voltage of 220V.
If travelling from the UK, you’ll need an adaptor. If you’re travelling from the United States, make sure your electronic devices can be used on a range of 110-220V. If not, they can be damaged.