Rome guided tours

Rome Bus Routes

Some Information on Rome Bus Routes

Public transport in Rome, we regret to say, is not as effective and comfortable as it should be in such a big city, mostly due to the unpredictability of Rome's traffic and lack of a number of Metro lines. Since buses are the main public means of transport, the network of Rome bus routes is pretty extensive and intricately intertwined. Bus routes in Rome can sometimes be a puzzling mystery for tourists visiting Rome, partly because of the lack of information on bus stop signs and buses themselves, and partly because of the sudden and frequent changes of bus routes due to street work. There are also occasional large public events, demonstrations, or strikes that affect the bus lines. In order to help you find your way around the unforgettable Eternal City, Rome-explorer.com has devoted an article to Rome bus routes.

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Rome airport taxi

Rome airport taxi service: instructions for use

Public transport in Rome can be a rather testing experience, especially for foreign people, so often tourists, even the most budget conscious, prefer to fork out some money on a taxi from airport. We are not saying that taking a Rome airport taxi would be a bad choice, but it surely can have some catches. This Rome-explorer.com article will give you some useful tips on Rome airport taxi services and help you dealing with them in the best possible way.

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Ciampino transfer

Ciampino Transfer service: a good solution

Rome has two major airports, the main one, Leonardo da Vinci, still frequently known by its old name, Fiumicino, is mostly devoted to scheduled flights and Ciampino which handles mainly charter, low cost flights and business aviation. Thanks to the ever increasing importance of low cost European airlines, Ciampino’s importance has grown considerably over the last several years. Thousands of passengers transit through this airport everyday, so Rome-explorer.com has decided to devote an article to Ciampino transfer services.


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Rome in 2 days

Rome in 2 Days: Second Day Itinerary

For the second day of your Rome in 2 days trip, the Eternal City has many surprises to unfold. There are plenty more monuments, museums, streets and alleys, fountains, and archtectural masterpieces to discover, so time is of the essence. For your second day in Rome you will be able to discover the beatuty and charm of Rome's public squares, better known as ''piazze''. This itinerary starts from spectacular Piazza Navona.




 

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Rome bus tour

Rome Bus Tour: A Great Way to See Rome

Are you in Rome for a few days, but you don’t want to miss the most important things to visit? Do you want to enjoy the busy atmosphere of the city and the welcoming weather of Rome? The best solution for you could be a Rome bus tour. In fact, as in many other European cities, in Rome you can book a trip on a nice open bus. With this article Rome-explorer.com will help you choose the Rome bus tour which suits you best.

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Weekend in Rome

Weekend in Rome: Your First Day in the Eternal City

If you’re going to spend a weekend in Rome, you will have the chance to visit a large part of the attractions that this wonderful city could offer you: let’s go and see what you could visit to enjoy your stay.

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