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“¡Roma no fue construida en un día!” Pero ni siquiera dos. Sin embargo, si solo tiene un par de días disponibles para disfrutar de las maravillas de esta inmensa ciudad, intentaremos ofrecerte un itinerario que pueda mostrarte algunos de los lugares más mágicos de Roma. …
“¡Roma no fue construida en un día!” Pero si solo tienes un día disponible para disfrutar de las maravillas de esta inmensa ciudad, intentaremos ofrecerte un itinerario que pueda mostrarte algunos de los lugares más mágicos de Roma. Será un día ajetreado, ¡así que prepárate …
Everyone knows that San Pietro is among the most beautiful churches in the world, and it is no coincidence that it is certainly the most famous and important of all! You have to see it at least once in your life because it won’t leave …
Obviously it is a comfortable route to do in 4 days, but it is also doable in 3, with a little more effort. First day For those who want to start early in the morning: FIRST STOP Don’t miss the sunrise on the Gianicolo! (as …
“Rome wasn’t built in a day!” But not even in two. In any case, if you only have two days available to enjoy the wonders of this immense city, we will try to offer you an itinerary that can show you some of the most …
“Rome wasn’t built in a day!” But if you only have one day available to enjoy the wonders of this immense city, we will try to offer you an itinerary that can show you some of the most magical places in Rome. It will be …
Although the main entrance to the Basilica is free, some attractions inside require the purchase of tickets to access, these are: Access to the basilica is from Piazza San Pietro, on the northern side. To enter you will have to cross the famous colonnade of …
Entrance to St. Peter’s Basilica is completely free. If you want to visit this place with someone or on your own, you can do it without the need for a guide or a reservation, you just need to stand in line in St. Peter’s Square …
To attend a mass with the Pope, you need to book a ticket which is always free. Tickets can be collected at least 1/3 days before mass. For the most important masses such as Christmas or Easter, you need to get tickets at least 2/6 …
There are two ways to buy them: you can buy them on the spot (having to stand in a very long waiting line), or pre-purchase them on the internet on the official website of the Vatican Museums. The museum’s website provides visitors with the official ticket presale service which will …