Public Transportation in Rome
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 Roma Pass - the best way to use the public transportation in Rome Jun 17, 2006
Roma Pass is a card that offers discounts and services to the visitors of Rome, allowing them to enjoy the Rome experience better and save some money at same time.
I read about this before going to Rome and bought it when I was visiting my 1st museum. You pay a fee for the pass and will get: -free admission to 2 museums and/or archaeological sites, -full access to public transport system (metro, buses) -others. They also give you a kit when you get the pass. The kit includes: your public transport ticket, a map of the city with useful addresses, phone numbers, buses and metro stations, timetables. How it works: -It's validated when you visit the 1st site/museum, -You have direct access for the 1st 2 sites. From the 3rd you will be able to get discounts, -It's valid for 3 days from the 1st entrance Tip: at the Colosseum there is a reserved turnstile available for Roma Pass holders to get direct access.  Part of the Backpacking in Europe solo but not lonely :) travel blog
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Public Transportation in Rome Blogs
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May 07, 2007
Day 1 started off with a comedy of events.
4am and the alarm went off. It was time to make the first part of our journey, to the Airport. We were due to catch the 4:36am train from Hendon Station to Luton Airport, however, when we got to the stati…public transport system, i.e. maps. We were told to purchase a Roma Pass, which for €11 is suppose to give you unlimited usage of the public transport system (for 3 days) as well as access to museums. We were told that we had to purchase… Trip to Rome |
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Mar 17, 2007
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I got to the apartment I am staying in about 1:00 this morning. The rental agent met me at the apartment and went over a bunch of stuff with me. He said that everything is within walking distanc…public transportation. He also said that if I did take public transportation, watch out for pickpockets.
Even though I got in late, and didn't get to bed for awhile, I was up bright and early! Exicted, I guess. I left… Roma! |
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Mar 01, 2008
Before coming to Rome I had only been to Milano and Como
when I was very young. I remembered great pizza and nice scenic walks. But the
Rome I was expecting was extracted by the pictures in my art history book and
the stories told to me by my dev…public transport to avoid this from ever happening again.
Although we felt sleepy and all airport-stale, clothes
crumpled, legs aching, etc… we were too excited to let any time pass without
seeing Roma. Since the Convent was located on Viale Vaticano we walked five… Vatican Museum |
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Apr 03, 2009
Boy was I hungover today. The home brewed beer had tasted great last night, yet somehow it didn't seem all that great the next morning...
But I forced myself to get out of my hotel room. Not only because I had to check out, but also becau…public transportation as well as entrance to several of Rome’s prime attractions. And besides entrance fee, I also had priority entry! I could walk right past the huge queue, and go straight in - teehee!
Normally I am not a big fan of these type… Right, ready for a relaxing day rummaging random Roman ruins in Rome? |
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Feb 27, 2009
At Roma Termini we bought a 72-hour travel card which works on all public transportation in Rome for 11 Euros. So, it looks like 33 Euros takes care of transportation for the weekend.
After a little wandering around Termini we caught the met…public transportation in Rome for 11 Euros. So, it looks like 33 Euros takes care of transportation for the weekend.
After a little wandering around Termini we caught the metro to Lepanto and find the hotel - with the help of a friendly stranger in the street… Roma! |
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