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What Happens If You Arrive Late to the Vatican

Marta had booked her Vatican Museums entry for 11:00 AM two weeks in advance, kept an eye on the traffic forecast, and left the hotel with plenty of margin. What she hadn’t planned for was the taxi getting stuck for twenty minutes at a roadblock near Piazza del Risorgimento. She arrived at 11:24 with the […]

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Rome in August: Good Idea or Mistake?

I booked my flights to Rome on August 3rd for a trip two weeks later, and the first thing I did was show the dates to a group of friends who had already been there. The response was almost unanimous: “you’re going to melt,” “everything’s closed in August,” “wait until September, don’t be reckless.” I […]

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Rome with Young Children

Irene arrived at the Colosseum at 12:30 in the afternoon with Lucía, 6, and Darío, 3, convinced that some time in the line “would do them good, just to pass the time.” Fifteen minutes in, with the July sun beating straight down and not a single patch of shade in sight, Darío was already sitting […]

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Is a Private Guide in Rome Worth It

Nuria posted the question in a group of travelers the week before flying out: “private guide in Rome, or is that 300 euros down the drain?” Forty people answered within two days, split into two camps with equal certainty: some swore it was the best part of the trip, others said Rome is perfectly fine […]

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What to do when it rains in Rome

Elena checked the forecast the day before flying and saw a rain cloud icon over the dates of her trip to Rome. Without a second thought, she cancelled the timed entry she’d booked for the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill and swapped it for a “museum day” plan copied from a travel blog: three museums […]

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How to Avoid Lines at the Colosseum and Vatican

Sara got to the Colosseum at 10:30 in the morning, convinced that a one-hour buffer before her return flight would be more than enough. The line wrapped around the block, crawling forward in two-minute bursts after every fifteen minutes of waiting, and by the time she finally reached the ticket window, the sign said tickets […]

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