Rome and Italy Travel Consulting Updated 2022
There is no question that travel is back!
Are you overwhelmed? Are you wondering how to travel in a way that benefits a place? Are you wondering how to avoid the crowds and still see the big sights? I can help. Sign up for my Rome and Italy travel consulting services.
Why me?
I have lived in Rome for 15 years. I live next door to the Colosseum and have walked almost every street in the historic center.
I stayed in Rome throughout Italy’s 2020 strict lockdown and for the slow one step forward two steps back reopening. I know who has survived this challenging time and is ready to welcome back thoughtful visitors. I know what is open and when. I know about the museums and art exhibits that need advance reservations.
I can tell you where to eat near the Fontana di Trevi and who is the best guide for a spin around the Vatican museums or a market tour of Trastevere.
Want to hear about a church built by grocers or where to find the relics of Saint Valentine? I’m your girl.
I don’t book hotels, but I can tell you about some great ones.
I don't handle transportation or transfers, but if you want that, I know the person who does.
What about Venice?
I am careful not to call myself a Venice expert because I live on terra-firma, but I can find my way around the maddening beautiful Serenissima.
I know about private dinners in Venetian gardens and an appointment-only quirky art collection on a lagoon island. I can point you in the direction of glassblowers, fishermen, and jazz musicians.
And Ponza?
I am an expert on the island of Ponza.
Let’s go!
Send me an email and we can schedule a call or even better, coffee in the piazza and we can get started on planning your trip!
Any idea why Italy is requiring fully vaccinated American tourists must self isolate for 10 days??Ciao Barry
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DeleteYou do not have to isolate if you take one of the approved Covid-free flights. Check with American/Delta/Alitalia for more details
I would love to visit Rome with my children. 2 and 4 years. Is it safe to travel with children? Any recommended area to go with children? Greetings. Sara from N Holidays
ReplyDeleteRome is very safe for families. (I raised mine there) There are lots of parks and playgrounds all over the city
DeleteWe`re going to Rome in mid April, and would love to have some tips about restaurants. It`s my 5th. time to Rome, but still sooo much to see and do :-)
ReplyDeleteI have lots of Rome dining information in my newsletter Gillian Knows Best https://gillianlongworthmcguire.substack.com
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