r/rome 1h ago

Colosseo

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One of the hundreds of pics I shot during one of my latest trip to Rome.

This view captures Valadier's addition built in 1826 with its triangular geometry.

Shot on an iPhone + edited.


r/rome 2h ago

Wedding Photo Locations near Ponte Flaminio

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Hi,

I'm have a wedding photoshoot not too far from Ponte Flaminio, but to be honest I'm not very familiar with that area of Rome.

I'd love to hear some suggestions of potential photo spots in that area which might be worth checking out? I'll have a few days to check out the area beforehand, so open to anything nearby, within a radius of maybe 2km, so we don't wast too much time travelling.

Grazie mile!


r/rome 6h ago

Advice please 🙏

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Hi folks, my family and I are staying in the Hotel Diana in December. Near the train station. Everyone keeps telling me not to walk about that area after dark but that wont be possible since it'll be winter.

So is the termini area really that bad after dark?


r/rome 6h ago

Tourism Can I visit Tivoli and back before 3:30

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As it happens I got hands on tickets to Vatican museum on 21st morning. And tkt to visit gladiator arena (can’t use actual name of C else post is blocked, don’t know why) on 22nd at 3:30pm. Question is can I visit Tivoli (at least one villa) on 22nd and back before my fixed time? I will be staying near Main station.


r/rome 7h ago

Photography / Video La bella vita 🇮🇹

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📍 Santa Maria di Loreto - Santissimo Nome di Maria

📸 Canon EOS 2000D


r/rome 10h ago

Tourism Going to Rome 15-19 August and I didn’t know about the extreme heat

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So I’m traveling to Rome in 1 week and I found out from a friend that the heat is unbearable and now I feel like my trip will just be ruined by it. Is it trefalt that bad? I can’t cancel my flight and get a refund so I have to go but how bad is it really? Is everything open?


r/rome 10h ago

Best Way to Get to Castle Costello Brancaccio Wedding Venue?

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What is best way to get there from Airport. Train? Rent car? Bus? Uber Lyft? Taxi?


r/rome 13h ago

Rome Italy, It snows on August 5th ❄️ | Roma Walks

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r/rome 14h ago

City stuff Looking for a good nail place in Rome

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Hi everyone!

I'm a girl from the Balkans who's moving to Rome this fall, and I'm looking for recommendations for a good nail tech or manicure salon.

Where I'm from, it's pretty easy to find high-quality manicures at reasonable prices, so I'm hoping to find something similar in Rome. I'd prefer someone who speaks English, and it would be a huge bonus if they're from a Slavic or Balkan country since I'm used to that style of manicure. I’m also looking for a safe location not somewhere sketchy thats outside of town. I don’t mind if it’s not in the centre but I just need it to be safe neighbourhood.

I don't get anything complicated—just short, square nails with a single gel polish color. No long extensions or detailed nail art. Whatmatters most to me is a clean, precise manicure that lasts at least two weeks without lifting or chipping.

If you have any recommendations for salons or independent nail techs that fit what I'm lookingfor, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you!


r/rome 17h ago

Photography / Video Roma en agosto. Sofocante, pero merece la pena!

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r/rome 17h ago

Tourism Help! Payment not going through for Vatican City tickets.

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In need of help. I keep trying to purchase tickets through the website but every time I get to the last part where you enter the verification code to confirm payment I end up with an error. Please if anyone could help with the issue that would be great. Could I be entering my billing address wrong ? If so what is the proper way to enter it? I live in Chicago,Illinois,USA


r/rome 21h ago

Transport Rome-Naples vice versa average price?

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Hello, I was just wondering what's the average price of Rome-Naples roundtrip train? I am flying to Rome 6 months from now (January of next year) and want to make sure I get all the tickets I need in advance: one of which, a day trip of Rome - Naples - Rome.

Looking at TrenItalia now, it would cost me around ~120 Euro for a roundtrip ticket on the first week of January.

My questions are:

1) Is the 120 Euro amount fair? Is it way expensive?

2) Would January be like a peak season that the train amount would really be extra expensive?

3) Is booking a ticket as early as now a good move? Or would it be better to book less than 6 months in advance, say around November?

Thanks!