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Which Is The Smallest Country In The World?
Despite its tiny size, Vatican City is one of the most visited places in Europe and an easy addition to a Rome trip.
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Rome Starts Charging 2 Euro Fee To See Trevi Fountain. Why It Might Not Matter To Tourists
Trevi Fountain Fee: A new 2-euro fee controls access to the Trevi Fountain's basin, but with free viewing still available above, most tourists won't be deterred.
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Rome To Charge Tourist Fee For Trevi Fountain: Why This Spot Is Very Popular
Tourists will soon have to pay a small fee for close-up access to the iconic Trevi Fountain in Rome. Here's why this landmark continues to attract people from all over the globe.
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How To Explore The Seven Wonders Of The World Like A Pro
Sate the wanderlust in you by visiting the seven most popular wonders in the world by using this simple guide!
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Rome's Most Exclusive Attraction Is A Palace And People Still Live In It
This isn't a museum. Its not a tourist attraction. Its a living, breathing piece of history that refuses to be commodified.
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Tara Sutaria's Italian Holiday Has Everyone Planning Their Next Trip. Here's How You Can Too
From scenic coastal walks to pasta-making nights, Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya's Italy holiday captures everything travellers love about slow European summers.
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Heading To Europe? Stay Alert To Avoid Tourist Fines At These 8 Popular Destinations
Europe Travel: Several popular tourist destinations across Europe are imposing fines on misbehaving tourists. Here's what you need to be aware of.
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Watch: Man Goes On 'Day Trip' To Rome From New York, Internet Has Mixed Reactions
A travel vlogger from New York went viral for his extremely short vacation at the famous Italian destination. Many people said that he "inspired" them.
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Drunk Tourist Fined 500 Euros For Diving Into Rome's Trevi Fountain
Tourists are fined every year for incidents like dipping their toes into the fountain or filling up water bottles from the landmark.
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Explained: What Happens To Coins Thrown Into Rome's Trevi Fountain
As visitors' coins splash into Rome's majestic Trevi Fountain carrying wishes for love, good health or a return to the Eternal City, they provide practical help to people the tourists will never meet.
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Rome's Historic Bakery Serving Popes For Around A Century, Closes
The Arrigoni bakery has made bread for Popes for almost a century, from rosetta rolls to wholewheat loaves -- but mass tourism has proved deadly and no prayers can save it now.
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Tourists Caught Damaging Monuments To Be Fined Rs 54 Lakh In Italy
The proposed law, which was promoted by Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, would utilise these collected fines to pay for repairs and clean-up.
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If Colosseum Can Be Adopted By Footwear Maker Why Not Taj Mahal: Minister
Tourism Minister K J Alphons today wondered what was the problem in entrusting a private company with the task of restoring the Taj Mahal under the government's Adopt-a-Heritage scheme, if Italy can turn to a footwear firm to restore the 2000-year-old Colosseum in Rome.
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Cash-Strapped Rome Eyes Up Trevi Fountain Coins
Sign of the times in Rome: the city's cash-strapped administration is eyeing up the coins tossed by tourists into the celebrated Trevi Fountain.
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New Exhibition Reveals Secret History Of Rome's Famed Colosseum
Of the six million visitors who flock to the Colosseum each year, how many know that during mediaeval times, it was also the fortress base of a powerful Roman family for over two centuries?
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Which Is The Smallest Country In The World?
Despite its tiny size, Vatican City is one of the most visited places in Europe and an easy addition to a Rome trip.
-
Rome Starts Charging 2 Euro Fee To See Trevi Fountain. Why It Might Not Matter To Tourists
Trevi Fountain Fee: A new 2-euro fee controls access to the Trevi Fountain's basin, but with free viewing still available above, most tourists won't be deterred.
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Rome To Charge Tourist Fee For Trevi Fountain: Why This Spot Is Very Popular
Tourists will soon have to pay a small fee for close-up access to the iconic Trevi Fountain in Rome. Here's why this landmark continues to attract people from all over the globe.
-
How To Explore The Seven Wonders Of The World Like A Pro
Sate the wanderlust in you by visiting the seven most popular wonders in the world by using this simple guide!
-
Rome's Most Exclusive Attraction Is A Palace And People Still Live In It
This isn't a museum. Its not a tourist attraction. Its a living, breathing piece of history that refuses to be commodified.
-
Tara Sutaria's Italian Holiday Has Everyone Planning Their Next Trip. Here's How You Can Too
From scenic coastal walks to pasta-making nights, Tara Sutaria and Veer Pahariya's Italy holiday captures everything travellers love about slow European summers.
-
Heading To Europe? Stay Alert To Avoid Tourist Fines At These 8 Popular Destinations
Europe Travel: Several popular tourist destinations across Europe are imposing fines on misbehaving tourists. Here's what you need to be aware of.
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Watch: Man Goes On 'Day Trip' To Rome From New York, Internet Has Mixed Reactions
A travel vlogger from New York went viral for his extremely short vacation at the famous Italian destination. Many people said that he "inspired" them.
-
Drunk Tourist Fined 500 Euros For Diving Into Rome's Trevi Fountain
Tourists are fined every year for incidents like dipping their toes into the fountain or filling up water bottles from the landmark.
-
Explained: What Happens To Coins Thrown Into Rome's Trevi Fountain
As visitors' coins splash into Rome's majestic Trevi Fountain carrying wishes for love, good health or a return to the Eternal City, they provide practical help to people the tourists will never meet.
-
Rome's Historic Bakery Serving Popes For Around A Century, Closes
The Arrigoni bakery has made bread for Popes for almost a century, from rosetta rolls to wholewheat loaves -- but mass tourism has proved deadly and no prayers can save it now.
-
Tourists Caught Damaging Monuments To Be Fined Rs 54 Lakh In Italy
The proposed law, which was promoted by Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, would utilise these collected fines to pay for repairs and clean-up.
-
If Colosseum Can Be Adopted By Footwear Maker Why Not Taj Mahal: Minister
Tourism Minister K J Alphons today wondered what was the problem in entrusting a private company with the task of restoring the Taj Mahal under the government's Adopt-a-Heritage scheme, if Italy can turn to a footwear firm to restore the 2000-year-old Colosseum in Rome.
-
Cash-Strapped Rome Eyes Up Trevi Fountain Coins
Sign of the times in Rome: the city's cash-strapped administration is eyeing up the coins tossed by tourists into the celebrated Trevi Fountain.
-
New Exhibition Reveals Secret History Of Rome's Famed Colosseum
Of the six million visitors who flock to the Colosseum each year, how many know that during mediaeval times, it was also the fortress base of a powerful Roman family for over two centuries?
