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Essential practical information for visiting Rome: when to come, how to get around, airports and taxis, city passes, housing, digital nomads, coffee culture and everyday travel tips.

The best apps to learn Italian on your phone

See our selection of the best free and subscription-based apps to learn Italian language for travel or leisure.

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Rome in December: tips for visiting Rome in winter

Read our tips for visiting Rome in winter: all you need to know for a trip to Rome in December.

A guide to tipping in Italy

Tipping in Italy: When To Do and How Much to Leave Unlike the United States and other countries, tipping in Italy is not really part of the culture. Leaving a tip in an Italian establishment is usually reserved for when you have received exceptional service. Tipping in Italy is neither mandatory nor expected, but if you do […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Italian Driver’s License

To drive in Italy, as in any other country around the world, you will need a driver's license. An international driving license may suffice temporarily, but if you plan on living in Italy, a local driving license makes things much easier for you.

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Tips to Visiting Rome This Summer

Our tips on visiting Rome during the summer. From avoiding long lines and planning tours ahead, to taking note of holidays and the best things to do!

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How to get a Coronavirus Test in Rome

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The Two Airports Of Rome: Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA)

There are two airports in Rome: Fiumicino and Ciampino. The main Rome international airport is Fiumicino while Ciampino airport offers short range European flights from budget airlines.

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Is there Uber in Rome?

It's possible to use Uber in Rome but it comes at a higher price in the form of Uber lux, van or black. The higher standard secures safe journeys.

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Au Pairing in Rome

Become an au pair in Rome and help out with childcare and language skills in exchange for rent-free living, meals and an Italian experience.

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Do I need to speak Italian to visit Italy?

As you're planning your dream trip to Italy, one of the first questions that will come to mind is "do I need to speak Italian to visit Italy?".

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