Lazio Region Transportation

An extraordinary country! Good to visit, always!

With a good map and a hotel in the centre or not too far out of the centre of Rome, you can see Rome (the most tourist attractions) by foot! The attractions that are a little further away can be done by metro.

Take the archeobus, it'll take you to the catacombs and the oldest aqueduct! magical!

Camp Tiber was a great value campsite near Rome. Here are the directions to get there, straight off their website. You can set up your own tent, or stay in a bungalow. If you are backpacking Europe, look for discount flyers in other campsites or hostels. Closest train stop is Prima Porta. http://www.campingtiber.com/ "If you are in the city itself, and are looking to reach Camping Tiber, just hop on the underground metro and head toward the Flaminio metro stop, on the A Line. Exit the stop itself, and change to the aboveground metro, F line, Ferrovia-Viterbo. Get off at the Prima Porta stop, and catch our shuttle bus, which runs evry 30 minutes from 8 am to 11 pm to the campsite. Or give us a call, will come and pick you up. We are only one kilometer away!"

Roma is according to me @ the end of its latin, you can feel the southern part of italy gettin' behind! A lot of accomodations were closed and the people seamed to be living 50 years ago. Still it's a great city, with hot nights and tastefull cocktails, if you want to get an explanation it's good to speak some italian ;) and of course the most fun way to get around is by renting a vespa 125cc!! Doen gewoon