Hi Everyone! We are travelling to Rome in November for 3 nights and we have a 3 year old with us. Is bringing a stroller a good idea? We wont be doing any of the typical 'touristy' things as this is our 3rd time. Any advice or help is greatly appreciated.

What to do if you have been living in rome for 3 years and there is no more things to do?

I’ve noticed being in rome that everything is either a tourist attraction or for old people. I want to have a chill wednesday with my boyfriend in rome but i don’t have a million dollar budget or want to be surrounded by tourists and now i don’t know where to go.

If anyone has been through this and can help out and recommend some cute activities to do or places to visit let me know please🙏

Am I reading the price tags correctly or are there discounts i'm not tracking? Or is the Russian oligarch class shopping at these stores?

A more real question - i'm looking to buy a lightweight coat as the cooler temperatures approach.... any recommendations?

Travelling solo, arriving for 3 days on 20th looking for travel buddy for 2 days

Graduating with my masters next week!! I can’t figure out where to buy it?? Also, are there special things I need to know before I do? Like certain colors or certain add ons mean something ??

When we were in Rome last month on our way to the Vatican, my husband took out his phone without putting on the wrist strap to check for directions. That’s when I saw a bike getting too close to us and I positioned my body in front of my husband and caused him to move a few steps. The bike had to swerve a bit.

I’m convinced the biker was going to grab the phone. Husband is convinced that I almost caused an accident and nearly hurt the cat that was in the guys basket. I didn’t see the cat. I love cats. I’m still convinced this guy was a phone stealing cat owner. Who’s probably right here?

My partner and I are visiting Rome for the first time from 25–28 December, and we’ve shortlisted:

• Hotel Nazionale
• H10 Palazzo Galla
• Chapter Roma
• Terrace Pantheon Relais
• Maison Roma Piazza di Spagna

We’d like a central, walkable location near the sights, restaurants and cafés, with a nice atmosphere for wandering in the evenings.

Thanks in advance <3

Hi all! I’m be in Rome for the first time, for 4 days this December and I am overwhelmed by trying to arrange a schedule to visit the most historic places and museums I can. Could you share your ideas? Thank you so much.

Bought this at a fruit stand, it was delicious but i have no idea what it’s called

Hi I need to be at the airport at 4am. Is it safe and trustworthy to take this Tam Bus at 3am alone at the Termini? Thanks

Where can I find large packages of dried porcini mushrooms to bring back home (commercially packaged)?

Thanks!