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Rome Planning Your Trip

  • Entrance Requirements
  • Passport (see next page). Required for all non-EU citizens.
  • Visa (see next page). Italy does not require visas for EU citizens and residents of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the US, and many more countries for up to 90 days. To find out if you need a visa, check your respective Italian Embassy.
  • Study or Work Permit. Required for all foreigners planning to study or work in Italy. See the Beyond Tourism guide for more info.

  • Embassies And Consulates
  • Australia: Embassy of Italy, 12 Grey St., Deakin, Canberra, ACT 2600 (☎ +61 262 733 333; www.ambcanberra.esteri.it/Ambasciata_Canberra). Consulate General of Italy, 509 St. Kilda Rd., Melbourne, VIC ...more

  • Documents And Formalities
  • Requirements Citizens of Australia, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, the UK, and the US need valid passports to enter Italy and to re-enter their home countries. Italy does not allow entrance if the holder&rsquo ...more

  • Money
  • The currency chart below is based on August 2009 exchange rates. Check the currency converter on websites like www.xe.com or www.bloomberg.com for the latest exchange rates. As a general rule, it&rsquo ...more

  • Packing
  • Pack lightly: lay out only what you think you absolutely need, then pack half of the clothes and twice the money. The Travelite FAQ (www.travelite.org) is a good resource for tips on traveling light. The ...more

  • Safety And Health
  • In any type of crisis, the most important thing to do is stay calm. Your country’s embassy abroad is usually your best resource in an emergency; registering with that embassy upon arrival in the country ...more

  • Transportation To Rome
  • When it comes to airfare, a little effort can save you a bundle. For those with flexibility and patience, standby flights are one way to save; be prepared to spend all day at the airport for a week or ...more

  • Transportation Into Rome
  • Most international flights arrive at Da Vinci International Airport, known as Fiumicino ( FCO; ☎ 06 65 951). Train After exiting customs, follow the signs for Stazione Trenitalia/Railway Station. ...more

  • Transportation In Rome
  • The network of routes may seem daunting, but Rome’s buses are an efficient means of getting around the city, especially since the Metro doesn’t serve the centro storico. The Agenzia del Trasporto Autoferrotranviario ...more

  • Staying Connected
  • While Internet is a relatively common amenity throughout Italy, Wi-Fi is not, and as a general rule, the prevalence of both decreases the further you travel from urban areas. In Rome, it may be possible ...more

  • Travel Concerns
  • Italy’s government has focused on cultural restoration, while natural resources are overlooked and underappreciated. As the number of travelers on the road rises, the detrimental effect they can have ...more



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