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This site was created by a simple passion, nothing to sell, nothing to offer except a series of recommendations that will certainly facilitate your vacation. The times we live are not the best to think of a trip...MAKE YOUR OWN QUOTE REQUEST AND WE'LL REPLY TO YOU WITH THE BEST RATE AND TRIKS TO COME IN ROME AND SAVE YOUR MONEY!

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In fact we always have traveled the length and breadth of Europe and the world and we assure you that we never had money. Only a passion inspires us to create a website with the only purpose of helping those who are moved by our own impulse to travel and especially to go to one of the city that you have to visit from every perspective and I assure that is the only way you have to visit Rome.

We propose as if we were friends here in town and then call us, send us an email so if you have a question, a curiosity (of any kind!), an interest : do not hesitate to contact us!!!

We assure you that we will always be willing to help, not because we are angels or missionaries Samaritans but only because prompts us unconditional love to our city, both historical and social interest that we share with the more people from around the world and then not be afraid and start from now to plan your trip in the eternal city.

You need advice on a cheap flight, you need a cheap hotel there, need a cheap transfer?

You need a cheap travel, you just need some advice?

The Cheap Advices Team©2011
This site was created by a simple passion, nothing to sell, nothing to offer except a series of recommendations that will certainly facilitate your vacation. The times we live are not the best to think of a trip...MAKE YOUR OWN QUOTE REQUEST AND WE'LL REPLY TO YOU WITH THE BEST RATE AND TRIKS TO COME IN ROME AND SAVE YOUR MONEY!

In fact we always have traveled the length and breadth of Europe and the world and we assure you that we never had money. Only a passion inspires us to create a website with the only purpose of helping those who are moved by our own impulse to travel and especially to go to one of the city that you have to visit from every perspective and I assure that is the only way you have to visit Rome.

We propose as if we were friends here in town and then call us, send us an email so if you have a question, a curiosity (of any kind!), an interest : do not hesitate to contact us!!!

We assure you that we will always be willing to help, not because we are angels or missionaries Samaritans but only because prompts us unconditional love to our city, both historical and social interest that we share with the more people from around the world and then not be afraid and start from now to plan your trip in the eternal city.

You need advice on a cheap flight, you need a cheap hotel there, need a cheap transfer?

You need a cheap travel, you just need some advice?

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Free suggestions

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This is not really a story about what to see and do in Rome. It is an attempt at getting you around this gorgeous city without destroying your budget. As with most tourist meccas, Rome offers plenty of easy ways to pay top euro for things that won't really enhance your experience.

Summer is a popular time, but dress for very hot weather. Some prefer the winter months, which can be windy and cold but generally free of ice and snow. The best bargains often are found in Winter and early Spring, with Autumn becoming more popular, too. If you go for the Christmas Eve Mass at Vatican Square.

Enjoy at least one meal in a neighborhood trattoria, the kind of place where the owner is also the chef and thinks nothing of coming out of the kitchen in his apron to ask about your meal. These places are usually very reasonably priced. It's your best way to see how the average Italian enjoys a meal.

The area surrounding the main train station (Termini) is known for its budget hotels and, unfortunately, levels of crime that make many visitors uncomfortable. An alternative to the standard hotel room is booking in a b/b, where you'll find large, clean rooms and friendly service at a fraction of the price of a hotel.

Rome's rather small subway system is good for trips across town from the main (Termini) railroad station, but it is not as complex as London's underground or the Paris metro. Fortunately, many of the top ancient sites can be seen on foot because of their proximity. Likewise, the Vatican is mainly an indoor, foot-powered tour. Parking and driving can be frustrating here, but car rental can be good for touring outside the urban area. Cabs are a necessary evil, especially late at night.

Vatican City is a place most people see in one day, but it merits several days to truly appreciate. The same could be said of the ancient sites, but many will find a way to see each in compressed time frames and come away awe-struck. If you can allow a minimum of three days to see Rome's major sites, you will be far happier than those who try to do it in two or less. Don't laugh--it's far more common than most travelers imagine.

You won't often hear a lot about the Catacombs, but they are fascinating and humbling for Christians and non-Christians alike. The trip just outside of Rome includes some views of the ancient viaducts you probably saw in those elementary school history books. Look for a bus that says "Saint Calixto." On the other end of the spectrum, Rome is a style and shopping mecca. The place to see and be seen is the Via del Corso. Always remember that window shopping with imaginary dollars is free!
Now what to AVOID!!!....
1. Via del Corso at weekends
The mega-shopping strip has something for everyone and every budget, and the whole city swarms it when the workweek is over. You can hardly breathe, let alone shop.
2. The 64 bus to or from Termini station
40, and 46 aren’t much better. The buses servicing the city centre and popular tourist spots are an oasis for pickpockets. Avoid crowded buses and keep an eye on your bag.
3. The Vatican line first thing in the morning.
Sleep an extra hour and get there at midday. You’ll find shorter lines and once you’re inside you can stay until close at 6pm.
4. Imitation designer bags
No matter how much you’re hankerin’ for a Gucci, Fendi or Prada, don’t fall prey to the fakes. These bags and those selling them are against the law, have been manufactured under scandalous conditions, and generally fall apart within the year. Instead, peruse the stands and bargain at Porta Portese market for high quality bags that made it off the line before being stamped with designer labels.
5. Menu Fisso
Restaurants in the historic centre are quick to serve a sub-par prix fix menu to unsuspecting tourists. Not all of these so-called menu fisso deals are bad, but most are. Look at the menu, check out what people are ordering at the table nearby and choose wisely. You’ll definitely eat better, if a little less.

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ART NUIT CARPET ..EX GREEN POLO CLUB....!

The Red Nuit Carpet Rome, came as the summer version of the Art Cafe.

Red Nuit Carpet, once again just as packaged summer, the elegance, taste and refinement of the 'Art Cafe.

The evenings are always at issue, the entrance to the restaurant is only possible with a nice dress, a minimum age of 25 years and on request, both for entry in the list, both for private parties.

The Red Nuit Carpet is located in the heart of Rome, in the fantastic setting of Villa Borghese and Rome is an exclusive destination of goods, where every night you meet famous people and known in the world of television and entertainment in general.

Address: Viale Del Galoppatoio n.33

ART :

La Materia Ri-Nata III° edizione 2012 " Nona edizione"

The GARD Design Art Gallery Rome Roman only reality, located in the Port area between the River and Pyramid Gazometro Cestia, paid to the promotion and dissemination of works by emerging artists and self-produced design, made with a particular attention to 'eco-friendly and ecology, riattesta this year its commitment with regard to environmental issues with
's Art Exhibition titled "The Material Re-Born"Third Edition 2011 - born in 1999. The exhibition shows how art is capable of restoring dignity and new life to those materials that are often discarded, thrown forgotten by all. A search that wants to weaken the senses and bring the viewer to ask questions, to think, this is an event that was also created to stimulate and give a strong message of change. Event aimed to creativity, ingenuity and respect for the environment, where you have selected works exclusively and strictly made using recycled material waste. Another important goal of GARD is to give visibility to the gallery that most people struggle to make the public aware of their intellectual work, among them are the young artists whose work is focusing on cutting-edge theories and research, is often isolated from the general and made almost entirely invisible to the general public

On display are works by: Pasquale Altieri - Sandro Bonforte - Catia Briganti - Mario Giuliani - Tiziana Guidi - Sabrina Marconi-Laura Perreca - Salvator Spanish Handmade Perceptive ArtsTheatre:

Ravine - art in unconventional places - Pigneto, Rome, June 9, 2011 June 9, 2011 in collaboration with Zabalik MyTShArt.com presents

Ravine - ART IN PLACES NON-CONVENTIONAL
Pigneto, Rome - from 20 to 24 hours

Art installations in unexpected places. A whole neighborhood involved and beset by attacks performances, exhibitions of painting and photography, installations.

Production: ZABALIK
Art director: Zélia COAL - Organizing: ALESSANDRO PIECE

Local artists involved in the event:

TUBA, way Pigneto 19 - Claudia Manini (theater)

Infernotto way Pigneto 33 - Fabrizio Maggi (theater), Domenico Pompilio (flute), Julia Zaccaria (guitar), Sebastian Comelli (photo), Alessandro Rech (paint)

VIDA DO BRASIL, by Pigneto 22c - Alessandra Muntoni (paint)

UNDERWORLD, by Pigneto 36 - Alessia Benacchio (photo)

VIA PIGNETO (height cross via Ascoli Piceno) - Valentina Gruer, Irene Iorio (live painting), Alessandro Pezza (urban sofa interview point)

LIBOH, way Pigneto 57 - (theater)

HOBO, via Ascoli Piceno, 3 - David Bastolla (video)

THE TIAS, via Ascoli Piceno 20 - Serena Perla, Francesco Siciliano (photo)

The Yeti, via Perugia 4 - Lucrezia Scotellaro (paint), Giorgia Moraca, Emanuele Torti (photo)

Razmataz, via Macerata 58th - Eleanor Soon Julius and Filipinos (jazz jukebox)
Valerio Corvelli, Diego Pirillo (photo)

OFFICINE K, via Ascoli Piceno 13 - MyTShArt presents graphic contest for everyone!

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A bit of Rome

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The earlier legend of the founding of the Rome (i.e., that it was founded personally by Aeneas), was supplanted over the centuries by the attribution of the founding to twin brothers, Romulus (c. 771 BC–c. 717 BC) and Remus (c. 771 BC–c. 753 BC).

In Roman mythology, they are sons of the priestess Rhea Silvia and Mars, the god of war, abandoned at birth at Tiber by servants in charge of executing them. The twins were taken by a wolf. Later a shepherd named Faustulus came and took Remus and Romulus. Faustulus and his wife (Acca Larentia) raised the children. When Remus and Romulus became adults they decided to establish a city. They couldn't decide who would rule the city so they gave it to omens. Remus was the first to see six vultures flying in the sky. Soon after Romulus saw twelve vultures. Remus saw the birds first but Romulus saw more. Finally Romulus was the one who was designated. When Remus saw how weak Romulus was he laughed. In retaliation Romulus killed Remus.

During the Roman republic, several dates were given for the founding of the city, all in the interval between 758 BC and 728 BC. Finally, under the Roman empire the date suggested by Marcus Terentius Varro (753 BC) was agreed upon, but in the Fasti Capitolini the year given was 752. While the years varied, all versions agreed that the city was founded on April 21, day of the festival sacred to Pales, goddess of shepherds; in her honour, Rome celebrated thePar ilia (or Palilia). (The Roman Ab Urbe Condita (or a.u.c.) calendar, however, begins with Varro's dating of 753 BC.)

According to legend, the foundation of Rome took place 438 years after the capture of Troy (1182 BC), according to Velleius Paterculus (VIII, 5). It took place shortly before an eclipse of the sun; some have identified this eclipse as one observed at Rome on June 25, 745 BC, which had a magnitude of 50.3%. Varro may have used the consular list with its mistakes, calling the year of the first consuls "245 ab urbe condita" (a.u.c.).

According to Lucius Tarrutius of Firmum, Romulus was conceived on the 23rd day of the Egyptian month Choiac, at the time of a total eclipse of the sun. This eclipse occurred on June 15, 763 BC, with a magnitude of 62.5% at Rome. He was born on the 21st day of the month of Thoth. The first day of Thoth fell on 2 March in that year (Prof. E. J. Bickerman, 1980: 115). That implies that Rhea Silvia's pregnancy lasted for 281 days. Rome was founded on the ninth day of the monthPharmuthi, which was April 21, as universally agreed. The Romans add that, about the time Romulus started to build the city, an eclipse of the Sun was observed by Antimachus, the Teian poet, on the 30th day of the lunar month. This eclipse (see above) had a magnitude of 54.6% at Teos, Asia Minor.

Romulus vanished in the 54th year of his life, on the Nones of Quintilis (July), on a day when the Sun was darkened. The day turned into night, which sudden darkness was believed to be an eclipse of the Sun. It occurred on July 17, 709 BC, with a magnitude of 93.7%. %.(All these eclipse data have been calculated by Prof. Aurél Ponori-Thewrewk, retired director of the Planetarium ofBudapest.) Plutarch placed it in the 37th year from the foundation of Rome, on the fifth of our month July, then called Quintiles, on "Caprotine Nones". Livy (I, 21) also states that Romulus ruled for 37 years. He was slain by the Senate or disappeared in the 38th year of his reign. Most of these have been recorded by Plutarch (Lives of Romulus,Numa Pompilius and Camillus), Florus (Book I, I), Cicero (The Republic VI, 22: Scipio's Dream), Dio (Dion) Cassiusand Dionysius of Halicarnassus (L. 2). ). Dio in his Roman History (Book I) confirms these data by telling that Romulus was in his 18th year of age when he founded Rome.

Therefore, three eclipse records indicate that Romulus reigned from 746 BC to 709 BC. Surprisingly this is very close to the calculation of the founding given by Rome's first native historical writer Quintus Fabius Pictor, who wrote that Rome was founded in the first year of the eighthOlympiad, 747 BC (Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Book 1, ch. 74,2).

In the modern period debate has raged over the validity of the stories of Rome's foundation. Scholars have supported both extremes—those who want to believe nothing of the legend, and those who want to believe the legend wholeheartedly without skepticism. Archaeology offers the best chance of sorting out the debate, and indeed recent discoveries on the Palatine Hill in Rome have offered some tantalizing pieces of evidence. Chief among these is a series of fortification walls on the north slope of the Palatine Hill that can be dated to the middle of the 8th century B.C., precisely the time when legend says Romulus plowed a furrow (sulcus) around the Palatine in order to mark the boundary of his new city. The remains of the wall, and other evidence, has been discovered by the excavations of Andrea Carandini.

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Transfer

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When you arrive at Rome, especially if you are flying in from outside the EU, you would usually land at the Terminal 3 area of the Fiumicino airport. Just to give you an idea, the Rome airport is divided into four areas: Terminal 2 is for the national flights inside Italy, So in case you arrive at 3 and if you are exiting at Rome or if you have a connecting flight for some other Italian city, either way you have to go through passport control. I am saying this because if you are coming from another EU country you do not need to do that – you are treated as if you are travelling through the same territory that of the EU, and that is why arriving at area B you just walk straight out, that is, once you collect your luggage.
If you need to get the center from the airport the train "Leonardo express"is the most expensive train in ITALY!!!...14,00 Euros each.. Here a few ways to get the center by cheap transfer bus or alternative train

By Bus

By train you can get the FR1 line.Metropolitan service that inspite of 14,00 it cost just 4,50.

Train FR1
If you're looking for a comfortable route contact us and we'll provide for a personal transfer straight form the terminal to your Hotel.....

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If you intend to visit Italy, on holiday, a business trip, to study, work, volunteer or as an emigrant you should get up to date and accurate information from the official website of the Italian Ministry Of Foreign Affairs

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