Walking in Rome: From Vatican City to Trastevere, Rome, Italy
We walked from Vatican City to Trastevere, starting early in the morning, and finishing after nightfall. However, we took plenty of breaks to enjoy the beautiful views over Rome, grab a bite or have a drink.
We left the place we were staying at early in the morning and bought some tasty pastry products on the way. Then, we got on the subway to Ottaviano, walked a bit, passing by Piazza del Risorgimento, and ending in Piazza San Pietro. Though it was before 8 in the morning, there was already a line to pass the security check for Basilica San Pietro and its Dome. However, it was short and it was in the shadow. While we were waiting for our turn and enjoying our breakfast in line, the queue got larger and larger, all the way to the entrance in the Piazza San Pietro, if you’re coming from Via della Conciliazione. All in all, I don’t think we spent more than 20 minutes waiting. Then, we went through the security check and decided to start with St. Peter’s Dome. So remember kids: the early bird catches the worm! It’s worth making an exception and getting there early, even if you’re not a morning person. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
We left the place we were staying at early in the morning and bought some tasty pastry products on the way. Then, we got on the subway to Ottaviano, walked a bit, passing by Piazza del Risorgimento, and ending in Piazza San Pietro. Though it was before 8 in the morning, there was already a line to pass the security check for Basilica San Pietro and its Dome. However, it was short and it was in the shadow. While we were waiting for our turn and enjoying our breakfast in line, the queue got larger and larger, all the way to the entrance in the Piazza San Pietro, if you’re coming from Via della Conciliazione. All in all, I don’t think we spent more than 20 minutes waiting. Then, we went through the security check and decided to start with St. Peter’s Dome. So remember kids: the early bird catches the worm! It’s worth making an exception and getting there early, even if you’re not a morning person. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Walking in Rome: From Vatican City to Trastevere
Guide Location: Italy » Rome
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Mirela Letailleur
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Guide Location: Italy » Rome
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Article (B))
Author: Mirela Letailleur
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Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Piazza del Risorgimento
- Piazza San Pietro
- Basilica San Pietro
- Vatican Museums
- Sistine Chapel
- Mercato Trionfale
- Pizzarium Bonci
- Via Della Concilizione
- Palazzo Torlonia
- Palazzo dei Penitenzieri
- Santa Maria in Traspontina
- Santo Spirito in Sassia
- Museum Leonardo da Vinci Experience
- Castel Sant'Angelo
- Ponte Sant'Angelo
- Ponte Vittorio Emmanuelle II
- Passeggiata del Gianicolo
- Piazzale Garibaldi
- Fontana Del'Acqua Paola
- Chiesa di San Pietro in Montorio
- Basilica Di Santa Maria in Trastevere
- Chiesa di San Francisco a Ripa Grande
- Chiesa Rettoria Di Santa Cecilia
- Villa Farnesina
- Open Door Bookshop
- Amost Corner Bookshop
- Pons Cestius
- Isola Tiberina
- Ponte Sisto
- Pizzaria Dar Poeta
- Largo Di Torre Argentina
- Ponte Garibaldi
- Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary
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