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@@jankaant Thank you for the appreciation! Enjoy Rome! ❤️

@@goneonvacation I will !

@@ajna-g8f everyone needs their own 😊

@@Alison-rw5fd I am so sorry this happened to you. I think this happens to tourists all the time. 😔

@ yes this is not reasonable, I hope some UA-camrs can help to spread this message to all tourists to avoid such innocent trap

@@Alison-rw5fd if you ever travel by train in Italy, be aware that reggio train tickets must be validated - another "trick" they use to get tourists. And for the future in Rome, I recommend you get a pass for a few days, that only has to be validated on the first ride.

Hi! There are no contactless machines on buses, but you can buy tickets from the driver. But they don't have the tap&go system you find in other places. 😊

@@goneonvacation Ah! Thanks a bunch!

@@tanvirhasan5342 Hi! Fiumicino is not connected to Rome by public transport. You can take the trains, or the shuttles. Both will leave you at Termini station in Rome, where you will find the ticket machines. 😊

@@goneonvacation Thanks

@@adityawijanarko6746 Just one time when you enter 😁

@@_ariyan_17_ There should be a red button on a metal handle. Press that to let the driver know you want to get off at the next station. 😊

​@@goneonvacationOk thank you so much

@@romane6800 I am so glad it helped! Enjoy Rome! 🤗

@@anyone3128 When you first validate it 😊

@@gdudbdbekfhf5146 Thank you for your comment!

Hi! The Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel are in the same place, and the official website is here: m.museivaticani.va/, and for Galleria Borghese this is the website: www.tosc.it/en/artist/galleria-borghese/galleria-borghese-2253937/. You can also find tickets at resellers, like GetYourGuide: gyg.me/oRPxABvi / gyg.me/sfRfOOoT

@@AlmirTaranis You can't use this machine for all, so you will have to get tickets from the ticket machines. 😊

@@emrej2527 You will show the card you paid with, and they have a list with the transactions on the machines. 😊

Thank you! So helpful

@@nouralsatari6424 Hey! In the app, under tickets, you have tickets/passes. To buy a monthly pass, you go to passes, complete your profile, and you will see a green plus in the right, where you have the option to purchase a pass. That's where you find the monthly pass. 😊

@@elhorabderrahmane3490 Thank you for your comment ❤️ I am glad it helped 😁

Hi! Sorry for the late response. You can use it to ride public transportation to Ciampino airport, but not Fiumicino 😊 Enjoy your trip!

@@johnnyboydardy I am glad it helped! 🤗

Actually, most tourists are not using public transportation, so you are more likely to get your wallet stolen in Piazza Navona, than at the metro. Still, if you watch your belongings, you should be safe everywhere in Rome. Keep your hand on your purse in crowded areas, don't have your phone on the table or in a side pocket, and be aware of your surroundings. Don't carry a lot of cash, and leave your passports in the hotel safe. And if someone randomly initiates a conversation with you, ignore them and walk away. If you are just a little careful, you will be ok. 😊 Enjoy your vacation!

@@goneonvacation Many tourists use public transportation. I did, my friend did. We did pretty much what you are suggesting here - all good advice, and avoided being pickpocketed. So far. In general, one should be careful everywhere - metro, bus, Leonardo Express train, train stations as well as everywhere, especially those most visited by tourists. In terms of not carrying cash or passport - this works most of the time, but you cannot avoid when you travel to/from the airport. It's important to be extra careful then and not have too many suitcases. Not more than you can easily keep track of.

@@jewelmarkess I'm glad to hear that! 😁 What I meant is that the metro isn't as filled with tourists as the area surrounding Fontana di Trevi, for example, where you can barely move. - I was more worried there than on a bus. 😊 I agree, be careful and try to enjoy your trip, too! ❤️

@@goneonvacation This is true.

@@ZalikhaOusou 😊 If you want to visit museums, you will have to buy the tickets in advance, as they sell out weeks in advance. You will find tickets on the official websites (which have the best prices, but also sell out the fastest), but also at resellers like Viator, Getyourguide and others. So, if you have the time and patience, I recommend buying your tickets on the official websites. Here they are: /www.coopculture.it/ for the Colosseum, m.museivaticani.va/ for the Vatican Museums, www.tosc.it/en/artist/galleria-borghese/galleria-borghese-2253937/ and I think this is the one for Galleria Borghese 😊 These are the ones you must buy in advance. I hope this helps! Enjoy Rome!

@@goneonvacation OMGGGGGG you dont know how much I appreciate you ❤ Thank you so muchhhhh 😫

@@ZalikhaOusou you're very welcome! 🤗 Enjoy Rome! 🤩

@@ancateodorescu36 Thank you! 🤗 I hope you do!

@@DSC800 Yes, absolutely! The ticket is stamped with the date and hour when you activate it. 😊 Enjoy Prague!

@@frugaltravelrichlife Thank you for your comment! 😊

@@linditamacuku9212 Amazing, indeed! 🥰

@@lafadiary You can find luggage storage at Termini station, I think that's the most convenient place. 😊

@@lafadiary Thank you for your appreciation ❤️ I am glad it helped!

@@Smucko1 🤗 I am glad it helped! Enjoy Prague! 🥳

One tip - check the terminal station of the tram/bus/metro to make sure you are waiting at the correct side of the street/platform. The terminal station is written on the schedule at the stop and on the tram/bus right next to the number.

@@afiiik1 thanks! Would never have known that. Maybe I need to hire someone to give me a crash course, join me on a couple routes. Lol Will be there for a week, wouldn’t want to waste time trying to figure out transit.

@Smucko1 I know the feeling. I'm from a small town and when I moved to a city with public transport I was constantly taking the tram that was going the wrong way. Each station has its twin on the other side and the tram or bus on that side goes in the direction of trafic(we drive on the right). So let's say you want to get on line number 2 which runs from Blue Station to Red Station. You are on Magenta Square and you need to go to Purple Street. So you look at the line number two schedule at magenta square and see that Purple Street is between Magenta Square and Blue Station therefore you need a tram that goes to Blue Station. You can see the direction in the schedule and on the tram.

@@vafabayramova767 Yes, you can 😊 the ticket gets activated when you scan it.

@@goneonvacation im so grateful,thanks!!!

Hi! One ticket is € 1.50. Here is a link with more details, if you're planning to use the tap&go, I recommend you read it: www.atac.roma.it/en/frequently-asked-questions/how-is-the-ticket-price-calculated-with-tap-go

@@goneonvacation thanks a lot!!!

@@helenv3073 It is! 🌞🌞🌞

@@NQ456Gem On the bus you can pay by card, but you will need a ticket at the metro 😊

Yes, you can 😊

@@goneonvacationthank you

Hi! Yes. So, when you validate it the first time, your pass becomes active. You don't need to validate on each trip - but to enter the metro, you will need to scan it, to open the turnstiles. On the bus, it's not necessary to scan it every time, once it's activated, you're good. I hope I explained this well. :) Enjoy Rome!

@@goneonvacation thank you.

@@lalwali3719 Hello! 😁

@@eddie1278 Buses, the metro, trams work with the same ticket. The trains work with different tickets, but maybe you were referring to the metro? 😊 If you mean the railway, than that's a different thing, we have a video about trains in Italy, maybe it helps. 😊

@@goneonvacation got it thanks so much!

@@_grazygyt_1467 I think here is your answer: www.atac.roma.it/en/frequently-asked-questions/how-is-the-ticket-price-calculated-with-tap-go

If you purchase more than four 100-minute BITs within 24 hours, at the fifth BIT purchase, the "best fare” feature will be activated and you will be charged a 24-hour Roma ticket for € 7, which is cheaper than five or more BIT tickets. The 24 hours of validity of the ticket will be calculated starting from the time of the first tap.

Hi, thank you for your comment! In Rome, only Uber Black is available and no Lyft. For 6 people it's probably more expensive, and you'll probably take longer to find a car. You can use the Free Now app to request taxis, and ask for cars that can fit six 😊 Enjoy Rome! 🥳

@@goneonvacation thank you ☺️☺️

@@helenatis758 😅 Ow, sorry you didn't like the song. The images are from last year, in June ❤️ We loved Skiathos, did you? This year we're heading to Zakynthos 😁

@@goneonvacation love this song, but it is not related to greek island at all...prefer greek music for this adorable video. 😉

@@helenatis758 😍 Oh, I understand!

@@elmerperez3433 Are you arriving at Fiumicino or Ciampino? Atac doesn't operate in Fiumicino area, so I doubt you will find machines there. At Ciampino there are both machines and offices. You can find these machines inside metro stations, so I think your best option is to buy them on your first ride by metro. Enjoy Rome! ❤️

Hi! There is no designated place for luggage on public buses. 😊

@@goneonvacation Thank you

@@imagine_if_i_had_socks Thank you for your appreciation ❤️

@@felipeantoniazzi299 Kids up to ten years old travel for free in Rome, so you don't have to pay for them. For kids older than ten, you will have to pay. If you choose the tap&go, you will have to use a separate card for them. However, if you spend a few days in Rome, it's cheaper and easier to get a pass for 48h, 72h, or a week. Here is our full guide about public transportation in Rome, I hope it helps ua-cam.com/video/sEHy2cU6e2M/v-deo.htmlsi=ZDirgdHGb18_3WgS

Hello, do you have to tap when you get on the bus and when you get off or only one at the start?

@@jaketurner6874 Hi! 😊 Just once, when you get on the bus.

@@tikojiadze7196 Gorgeous, indeed ❤️❤️❤️

Hi! As long as you're careful and aware regarding your belongings, you're safe everywhere. 😁 Some tips: keep a hand on your purse, don't leave your backpack unattended, as you would in any other crowded city. Avoid talking to flower/bracelet guys, as they can get annoying, even aggressive. The metro is safe, and so are buses and trams, but a lot more crowded. Buses are the least reliable, but it depends on the area. In the center, buses come every few minutes, so you won't have to wait a lot. However, outside the city center, you can't count on them. The least crowded and most reliable is the metro, because trains come every few minutes. 😊

Hi! The weekly ticket starts being valid the first time you validate it. So, you validate it on your first trip, and then you have 7 days of unlimited trips, on all public transportation means. After that first validation, it's not necessary to validate it again when riding the bus. However, on the metro, you still need to scan it every time, in order to open the turnstiles. I hope I've explained it well 😊 I am here if you have any more questions 👍 Enjoy Rome!

😅 I do like gelato. The other sweets were too sweet for me, though.

Okay I see.

It is type C/F, the same used in all the European cities you've mentioned. You need an adapter that has two round pins 😊 In the train, there is also a USB port to charge your phone, if you have that kind of a wire. Your trip sounds amazing!!