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Just show how you paid either ard or phone anf they have a devise that can determine if used. You basically tap their devise with method you tapped for entry

The time on the tickets is not binding you can use it for earlier or later trains. Just validate on app before departure. Only trains with assigned seats are for a specific date and time. Hope you have a great time!!

@@RozierRoma thanks for the tip! I downloaded your Kamoot schedule as well. I'll be sure to come back and comment after

I would appreciate thet

I think you will have a great time. Just remember to make sure your phone id charged to your GPS will work on the ride. Having a spare charger would be wise. Have fun!

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grazie molto.In quale città vivi?

Grazie. Mi piace Roma tantissimo!!

You're welcome 😊

Yeah, they pretty much looked the other way for the most part pickpockets avoid Italians so they don’t have the cry within the city of the problem just the tourists

For me I love trains

Trains. I have never taken the bus to Tivoli. It may be good. They probably cost about the same. The train is about three euros.

Thanks for all your videos. We arrive in Rome today-going to take advantage of the things we’ve learned from you.

Welcome to Rome! First day can be hectic, get past that and it all gets better!

The best advise is to travel to Italy in the low season when hotels are over hael off and if you are traveling in high season book very early for best deals. One option is to base your trip from Tivoli just outside of Rome. Hotels and Airbnb from 70 euros plus a great city and you can take the train into Rome when you want. Also try rooms for rent on Airbnb you might find a decent deal.

Prepare yes, worry no. Not sure where you are from but for most people there are more things to worry about in our home town than in Rome. If you are looking for a more relaxing place to stay may I suggest Tivoli? A small town just a short train ride away from Rome so you can still visit without many of the worries.

bo much better than paper tickets

For the metro iti is good for one time below. For bus 100 minutes. Tap everytime on busses even if last tap was less then100 minutes. It will bot charge you is less but will protect you.

@@RozierRoma thanks. Been to Roma 33 times so far love tap and go. Always wondered if your ticket expires in the middle of a trip how you would be protected .

If they can find a way to fine you they will. haha

I appreciate that. Yes, I will be doing other cities, but only cities within a couple hours of Rome. My channel is about Rome and the surrounding area. I appreciate you taking time to leave a comment.

No, you do not need your passport on you. Take a picture of it just in case somebody’s to see it. They will need it when you check into hotels, that’s about it. You’re trying to get a tourist Sim card for your phone. They will also need to show your actual passport to get that. That’s the only times I can think of perhaps there’s others. Best just to carry a copy

The pressures on.! If you remember circle back and let me know what you think

I like that tip! I’ll check it out. Hope you enjoy Trastevere. Next to the Conrad supermarket there’s a great place to get fresh suppli called Suppli Roma. So good! Also, if you like Naples style pizza, the best that I have found in Rome is out on the main road and it’s called Pizza Re 77. Have fun.

Pretty much sums it up

You’re not the target. There’s too many easy targets out there to bother with you and honestly there’s enough easy targets to keep them busy.

@@RozierRoma I totally agree. Easy targets are their bread and butter. And I thank you for putting out videos like this to warn and make aware for those who wander around Europe thinking it is a utopian paradise free of the ills of North America when it is the same shit just a different place.

Well said

Kids are 10 years or or less they do not have to pay to be on the metro or buses. You can use also ATM cards as long as they have the tap ability. You can use the same credit card as long as it is on four separate devices. One person could be using a card and the other three could be using the card on their phones.

It is customary to round up to the next euro above that it’s really personal but one extra euros plenty. Romans typically just round up sometimes a taxi driver round up for you meaning the meter says 1525 and he charges €16.

Sure it is well connected with the metro but I would not say it is an area tht you are excited to spend the moring in or come home to at night. There are much nicer areas. If you want to be close to Termini Monti is far better, I can't beleive everyone doesn't love nocciola gelato!

Great to hear. Naples is more about Italian culture than museums and monuments. If you come hungry you will love Naples.

That may be true, but it does happen to the best of us

Ahh, you can relate!

For high speed trains use the Italo app. Another good option is Trainline. It is very easy to use and also has bus options. I think the advanced purchase discounts will be greater for high speed train on the Italo app. For all other trains use Trainline. It really works great.

No, not yet. Should I?

I'll let you know after I've been! Just wondered if you knew it and whether it was worth going!!!

I have never been there. I did look it up on the map and saw that is located about halfway to Naples along the coast. It looks like more of a town for a quick day trip than a overnight, but I could be wrong if you’re looking for a place to stay a couple of nights with lots of Sandu, give Tivoli a shot.

Where did you stay? I have a great idea for you. Try basing outside of Rome in a small town called Tivoli. You can easily take the train into Rome and check out some sites, but Tivoli is a fun town with lots to do and see. Great restaurants. No crowds, just awesome. Next time I recommend you giving that a try

@@RozierRoma lovely idea, thank you! Not a fan of traffic noises and fumes, and I travel solo so enjoy some quiet.

Knowing that, Tivoli will be perfect for you.!!

Tivoli get overlooked by so many people. Private tour with hotel pickup sounds great

Have fun!

The best way is to take a train to Orvieto, a little over an hour and then a taxi to Civita di Bagnoregio. There are busses at the Orvieto train station but they do not run very often. If you take the bus there is still about a 30 minute walk from stop to town.

@@RozierRoma Thank you for replying. That seams pretty complicated, we may have to skip. Take care

Yeah, kind of hard to get to. I guess that’s why the city is dying. OK bad joke.

No there are really no safety concerns to worry about. Theft takes place in most area. That is the only real problem. No shootings, stabbing or other violent crime to worry about. Right around the station just too many drifters so to speak. Moving away even a little helps a lot. I once stayed in an airbnb next to Piazza Vittorio and having the metro right there was great. I made a video about the metro and Rome's sites if you want to watch. I think it will help with getting around. here is the video.ua-cam.com/video/P-jmlQh2lYo/v-deo.htmlsi=9kWCL__N5LVqf9LU

there too busy working

With that logic. Why don’t muggers just talk to their victims.

@@jasonkrick1614 when caught they don't want to talk. Or even when before they don't want to talk. I love to observe in public. People watching for any potential people

Glad to hear!

Nice! I am glad you liked it

Tivoli is wonderful! Thanks for watching.

Looking for charm, best bests are Spoleto, Tivoli and Bracciano. All are incredible! If you have a car the Casteli Romani area lots of fun.

While there are some really good thing to see in Naples I like best just roaming through the Center Historical area, walking through the Spanish district and eating tons of food. The best food in all of Italy in my opinion. You can take the tram up the hill from the city center area and get great views of the city, Vesuvius, and there is a neat castle to tour up there. You can walk long the bay and most important eat the best pizza in the world! Naples is a huge city so it is also easy to get lost and maybe run into something unexpected. If your expectations are low and you like really nice people you may just fall in love with Naples. It is a city more about the culture that the sites for sure. If you want a very entertaining meal eat at Nennella. All inclusive 3 course meal and entertainment 16 euros.

@@RozierRoma thanks so much. I will keep that in mind. Definitely eating pizza there.😊

Got it, thanks

Tivoli is great! Bracciano was also surprisingly nice, small but nice.

We spend 6 months a year in Italy at this point. We have kids and family in the states. Each visit we spend time in different area bit we have spent lots of time in Trastevere.

Tivili only takes about 15 minutes to walk from one end to the other. To visit Hadrian's Villa you will need to take a bus or taxi. You can walk but it will take about 40 minutes.

That's awesome! We love love love Spoleto

The 2 towns that make most sense to base from outside of Rome are Fascati and Tivoli. If you have a car and want to visit all of the Casteli Romani towns it makes a great option. If you are looking for a great small town with lots to see and do and easy access to Rome, Tivoli is perfect. If you do plan on staying in Tivoli the Airbnb I mentioned really is ideal!

@@RozierRoma Thank you! I did visit Tivoli as a day trip from Rome in 2005. Villa d'Este was a highlight of the entire trip and I liked Hadrian's Villa too. I would return if a friend joins me for part of the time in Rome and they want to go. Frascati was on the radar for a couple quiet recuperation days. Coming from the Rocky Mtn. states is not that easy and it's long......flight(s). Any lodging recommendations there? Grazie mille.

Here are a few of out favorite options for lodging ua-cam.com/video/qVhgZI7TFQo/v-deo.htmlsi=DSu3_tVYUijkiwni

@@RozierRoma Thank you! All 3 look lovely. I will check them out.