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This is a national network of free internet access points from various collaborators. There is a one-time registration for access which can then be used in all Italian Cities. There are hotspots around tourist areas, train stations, airports and more. http://www.freeitaliawifi.it/ DigitRoma is part of the freeitalia national network which also has hotspots around the city and offers up to four hours per day. You can register when you connect to any hotspot in Rome. https://www.digitromawifi.it/en/ Poste Italiane Many Italian post offices now offer ‘fast wifi’ access.

As well as the P-Stop which is manned by staff who can help with visitor enquiries, there are also a number of Tourist Information booths in the main thoroughfares of Rome.

Alternatively, you can call +39 060608 the official tourist information line in a number of languages, or online at https://turismoroma.it/en/

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• Explore Rome
• Discover Florence
• Experience Venice
• Relax on the Amalfi Coast
• Taste Tuscan Delights
• Marvel at Pompeii
• Stroll Through Cinque Terre
• Visit the Italian Lakes

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• Colosseum: Rome’s most iconic landmark, this ancient amphitheater once hosted gladiatorial contests and public spectacles.
• Roman Forum: The center of ancient Rome’s public life, filled with ruins of temples, basilicas, and government buildings.
• Pantheon: A remarkably well-preserved ancient temple known for its massive dome and oculus, now a church.
• Vatican City:
  • Sistine Chapel: Famous for Michelangelo’s frescoes, including “The Last Judgment” and “The Creation of Adam.”
  • St. Peter’s Basilica: The largest church in the world, renowned for its stunning Renaissance architecture and Michelangelo’s Pietà.
  • Vatican Museums: Home to an extensive collection of art and historical artifacts, including the Raphael Rooms and the Vatican Library.
• Trevi Fountain: A Baroque masterpiece and one of the most famous fountains in the world, known for its tradition of coin tossing.
• Spanish Steps: A famous staircase of 135 steps leading from the Piazza di Spagna to the Trinità dei Monti church, a popular meeting place.
• Piazza Navona: A lively square featuring Baroque fountains, including Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, and surrounded by cafes and restaurants.
• Basilica of San Clemente: A unique church with three layers of history: a 12th-century basilica, a 4th-century church, and a 1st-century Roman house.
• Capitoline Museums: Located on Capitoline Hill, these museums offer a rich collection of Roman statues, artifacts, and paintings.
• Villa Borghese: A large public park featuring the Borghese Gallery, which houses a notable collection of sculptures and paintings.

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