Traveling smarter at Termini train station: 8 tips

[@Kirk9393]

Keep up the good work man

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Gabriele Vigilante thanks ! What part did you like most ?

[@Kirk9393]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly I like the fact that you cover all the steps one has to follow in order to take a train or go from a place to another. Everything is explained in details with images and videos. I have to stay 15 days in Copenhagen this summer, I would love to have a dansih explaining to me how to move in the city like you do XD

[@Aabergq]

I watched several videos and this was the most practical/comprehensive and the only one that added vital words in Italian! So helpful, thanks!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Alexia. Awesome! thank you! I try to be useful in each video.

[@alexandrapham1892]

Thank you, your video is the best.

[@nikkipattillo2319]

Thank you. This is a HUGE help and also takes all the anxiety out of the unknown.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thx for watching 😎😎

[@digitalcassette5]

Get off to the side! One of my biggest pet peeves lol happens here too. In front of escalators, entrances... great video keep em coming !

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

digital cassette you get it. I get it. The world doesn’t get it when you block someone from moving ! Thanks 🙏

[@yoonchongong8914]

I watched a few on termini train station and this is the best one .

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thank you 😊

[@Rualnys]

One thing that I have noticed right away watching your videos is the difference between your tips and details when you are an insider and a person that knows the city and the culture very well versus somebody that does travel for a living.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Interesting observation. What differences do you notice ? I would think the local has the time to notice the details and how it all works

[@Rualnys]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly Little things, like taxi numbers, signs, the language tidbits here and there. It's a whole different approach. Vloggers focus a lot on attractions and where to go or what to do and be on the move all the time and rarely show these tiny details that can be lifesavers. Showing how to buy a ticket AT the machine, step by step, was amazing.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

This is great feedback! Thank you! I’ll try and always include local details, helpful ones too

[@Gesteiraful]

Finally I found a good content about this. Thank you. Very helpfull.

[@melissaglorioso1140]

This is a great resource..! Your directives are clear, great content, and I love that you have both English and Italian going on ...I cannot wait to see the rest of your videos. I have been to Rome too many times to count, and lately have been doing a month in the Spring around southern Italy, and a month in the Fall more to the north...(Venice, Garda, etc..) but I am actually heading back to Rome and Florence this Fall trip, so it will be nice to refresh in my mind a few things by watching your videos. Thank you!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Melissa and thank you for watching my videos! That’s actually a very good plan to see both parts of the country and during non-touristic seasons. It matter fact in the future I think I will do the same thing in order to avoid crowds and high prices

[@melissaglorioso1140]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly It does work out pretty well- and I don't ever do the hotter than blue blazes summers there anymore- too much!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Tell me about it. Summer here is from may to October in my opinion

[@keishkeish1luv]

Great info! 🙌🏽

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thank you 😊

[@tinag7381]

Excellent. Bravo Davide! I learned to accept and even like Termini over my many trips to Rome. I have always shopped at Conad, lower level Via Marsala side. I even bought a hairdryer there one year whn my rented apartment didn't have one. I'm looking forward to exploring more of the places to eat there since they renovated. I'm crossing my fingers for a late Aug trip. Ciao🇺🇸✈🇮🇹🛵p.s. I've used Baggagli at Napoli and Roma stazioni before. Very good tip!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thanks for your thoughts! Which bag deposit did you use? there are a few ones around the Termini area

[@MrGanatra99]

Excellent useful video. Thank you for taking time to make it simple to understand.😊

[@facesbyjoanne]

Nice job David ! I’m taking notes for my trip!! 👍🏻

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

well fortunately you prob won't have to deal with Termini.

[@frederickmitchell5960]

Thank you for making this video😊

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thank YOU for watching!

[@jon134a]

It would be nicer if your captions run A LOT SLOWER. No one can read that fast. However, thank you for trying to share your experience with people. I did LIKE and hit that bell.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Jonathan. You aren't the first to tell me this. I've battled quick speaking my whole life and it doesnt mesh well when put to subtitles. I'm working on it and I think my newer videos are more comprehensible. Thank for the channel support and for the comment!

[@candaced5848]

This video is fantastic! I wish I had stumbled on this channel before I went to Italy! I will definitely watch the other videos before my next trip for more great tips! Thanks!!!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I appreciate it. Thanks! Are there any other kinds of videos you'd like to see?

[@candaced5848]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly Hi David! Do you have a video on where the train station entrances are that are close to the main tourist attractions? Would you recommend taking trains around Rome or walking? - AGian, thanks for the videos. They really are great!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

@@candaced5848 I do but the answer is scattered among my videos so to speak. I can answer that here! Fortunately the names of the places often match the metro stop. For example: Line B: Colosseo= the Colosseum Circo Massimo= Circus Maximus San Paolo Basilica Piramide = The gigantic Roman pyramid which is right near the Testaccio neighborhood Line A: Spagna= Piazza di Spagna San Giovanni = a cool papal chapel and the holy stairs, stairs where Christ walked on. That’s in my metro A video btw! Other stops worth mentioning are: Ottaviano= Vatican Flaminio= Piazza del popolo To get around Rome, I recommend walking when possible and enjoy exploring the city center, or take the metro if the distances are long or if you’re tired. Trains within Rome do exist but they don’t have as many stops as the metro and buses. You could however take the train from Termini to go to the Vatican (S. Pietro station) which from Termini does in fact make sense. Termini-Ostiense more or less takes you to Piramide. Other than that I recommend the tips I mentioned above I hope that helps. Check out my previous videos too! You might also want to consider the tram. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJTWiGiZbMSgeNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpK3nKdtq5d3pq8

[@taylorc9480]

Great job David! Very important info for traveling to Rome!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Taylor C thats my mission!

[@jessicaelvidge5353]

Thank you for sharing and appreciate it much very informative!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

My pleasure !

[@ramyeonhan8276]

I'm going to Italy in May and this is extremely helpful! Thank you so much for making this video ♥️

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Ramyeon Han I’m happy to help! One thing I’d like to mention is that if you do go upstairs it can be a bit crowded but not nearly as much as downstairs.

[@ramyeonhan8276]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly noted! I definitely feel like I understand the layout of the station a lot better because of the video

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

@@ramyeonhan8276 it's pretty straightforward as long as you don't get distracted too much by all the people around. Let me know if you have other questions!

[@ramyeonhan8276]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly will do! Thanks again for your help

[@MariaSilva-sj9zc]

Great video Thank you for sharing. God bless you.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Pace e bene 😌

[@DungHuFlung]

Thanks for that

[@hubieheathertoes]

Keep up good work. Good stuff!!!

[@deyigarcia4540]

Great video!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thank you 😊

[@ValeriyaChuprova]

Good afternoon! I am excited about these videos. The thing is that I am doing my thesis in Architecture and my site is Termini station. Those are very useful tips for me since I am working on reorganising Piazza dei Cinquecento. Thank you!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Валерия Чупрова How interesting! What’s so unique about the architecture of that station ?

[@Theoanno7]

Thank you! This helped me.

[@mazurek9]

Very helpful tips thanks

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

My pleasure

[@KarenDeCandia]

Ciao and thank you for your informational video. Question: Should we buy our train tickets ahead of time from Termini to Fiumicino Airport? Travelling in July so I know it will be very busy. We will be purchasing tickets ahead of time from Naples to Termini. Thank you.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Karen. Thank you! You can if you want to but usually those trains are never sold out. Naples to termini yes but those asap.

[@EddieDBama]

Great info.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thanks for watching!

[@ExploreNewZealand]

Again a very helpful and detailed video. Thank you

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

glad to help!

[@SKYBOYSFO]

I love it ,too!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

SKYBOYSFO thank you!

[@8twc]

I saw when you demo the purchase of termini to airport segment that there is a 2nd class ticket for 8 EUR? Did I see it right? And what is the difference between the 14 EUR 1st class ticket? Thank you for all the great tips!

[@zelenacolacicco1748]

I also took your device and purchased my ticket online to go to Amantea. Question is do I still have to validate it? It’s just on a sheet of paper that I printed it out. Just don’t want to get a fine. Thanks in advance 😊

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

If your ticket has your name and a specific date in destination that I don’t see why you need to validate it. Ask a train employee just to be on the safe side Generally take us need to be validated when they are original ticket because those don’t tend to have specific times those types of tickets need to be validated because if you don’t what’s to stop you from using it again and again

[@betsyboo1761]

Hey David So pleased to have found your Channel! Could I please ask, if you pre purchase your ticket from Trentalia and get a print out with a bar code / QR do you validate that or go the ticket office to exchange for a ticket ? Thanks Have subscribed and look forward to more videos and language tips 🙏🇮🇹❣️

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Betsy! Thank you for the comment and subscribing! I don't think you need to validate it because they will scan it on the train and I believe that's all you need to do. When it doubt ask the staff at the train station. In Italian you'd say "Mi scusi, devo timbrare questo?" You shouldn't have to exchange it for a ticket, but if you do in fact go to the biglietteria and get a ticket then yes, that you do have to stamp (timbrare). Hope that helps!

[@patriciahernandez2132]

@Betsy Boo, thank for asking this question and @ David's Dose, thank you for answering!!

[@shaylaluong5328]

@@patriciahernandez2132hi! i know this is late but i’m going to rome in a few weeks by cruise and i’m wondering if you needed to go to the ticket office to exchange the QR code ticket for a physical ticket?

[@keymae1950]

In Italy, how many passengers are allowed in one taxi ? Do you need to pay tips please?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

It depends on the taxi because some are large, and some are small. Only tip if you want to because they’re not expecting it

[@txproudproudamerican9474]

If I want to purchase a ticket via the train app or online before I get to the station the ticket going to be time specific? What happens if I miss the train? Do I have to buy another ticket? I've watched several videos and on one address that question. And, if I don't have to purchase another ticket, what train would I be looking for on the electronic sign board? I what to take the Leonardo Express.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

No, it does not need to be a specific time because it's either the regionale or the Leonardo Express that you're taking. The Leonardo Express is the track on the left side of the station

[@justme1553]

Question about stamping your ticket. If I buy the ticket online. Do I still need to go to the kiosk and have my ticketed printed out or can I use a QR code?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

The QR code is fine. I use it.

[@melt7945]

I love watching your videos! Super helpful 👌. We will be in Rome in September, have a coffee with our group!! It would be awesome if we could meet up.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Mel and thank you! Yeah sure , sounds good ! What group do you represent ?

[@melt7945]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly just a group of friends and my husband. Would love to pick your brain before our countryside trip to Umbria! Of course only if you are available. Our dates are September 11th-15th.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Pick away ! I love Umbria and I hope you will too. See you in September!

[@melt7945]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly Salve David! Okay it's on! Lol. How can I contact you? Are you on FB?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Actually my davidsdoseofitaly Facebook page is the best. Just shoot me a message there or even email. The links are at the bottom of every video I make in the description.

[@123benny4]

David. I have another question for you. Can I wait to buy a train ticket from Termini to Caserta or should I buy it in advance online? I will be in Rome mid-December. Can I buy a ticket at the station a few days before leaving or will it be busy and sold out? I can't risk it being sold out.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I always prefer to buy my ticket in advance. Why leave it to chance?

[@Runescape_God]

Thanks for making this video, the footage of the ticket buying process at the red kiosk was extremely helpful. Just curious - what is the purpose of validating your ticket? I understand you can get fined if you don't validate it. Is it to prevent fraudulent tickets?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi. You validate it because it prevents you from Using the ticket over and over again.

[@Runescape_God]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly ah okay, thank you!!

[@zelenacolacicco1748]

Hi David, I’m going to Italy and do you know how long it takes once you land to get to Leonard train to get to the Rome termini?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi. That’s hard to predict because it depends how long it will take you to get your luggage and go through passport control. To be on the safe side I would allow at least two hours.

[@29outlaw]

I've bought ticket on the website and print them out on a standard 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper. I couldn't figure out how to put an 8.5 x 11 piece of paper into the validation machines which have a slot about 3" wide. Now I just buy my tickets from the machines on site which are intended to fit into the validation machines.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

That’s a good point. You could just ask the conductor to validate it in theory

[@poulamidas8268]

How does the two ticket companies factor in if I want to get a transport pass?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I am not sure to be honest, but they should honor any inter euro rail pass you get. Check the conditions of the ticket because if you cant use it with either one of the companies, it makes no sense.

[@poulamidas8268]

Yeah. That's a good idea. I will check before buying. Thank you for the info 😊

[@LiveLife-MJ]

So does the ticket not show what binario the train will depart? If it doesnt, how many minutes prior to departure will it appear on the screen?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

On the ticket never. For the second question I’m not sure. Keep checking

[@LiveLife-MJ]

@@DavidsDoseofItalyThank you.

[@123benny4]

David. How do you validate tickets you bought online?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

They will do that on the train. Now they just scan the QR code.

[@davidburgess429]

Were from Australia and coming to do a back to back cruise and flying to Rome in November, great information and well explained, thanks this will help us a lot.....I believe we are better pre purchasing our rail tickets before we leave Australia to avoid the confusion...would you suggest this?...PS my wife loves your accent......

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi David! Thank you for your kind words! Buying them now is an excellent idea and I frequently buy them online. The video was made for both scenarios but I did have those people in mind who arrive at the station without tickets and need to know where to go. Fortunately, Termini is not full of twists and turns so it's not hard to get around. The downstairs area is a bit confusing and I got a video covering that if it can help(it's mainly for people who need to get the metro from termini). Anyway, before you enter the area where you have the platforms, they'll want to see your tickets. You can easily show them the bar code on your phone and then also the conductor will want to see it as well. You can show her/him either a paper ticket or your phone. Personally I print it as well just in case my phone malfunctions or the battery dies. I guess I take my accent for granted! Thx!

[@davidburgess1151]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly Fantastico David :-0 We will pre-purchase before we leave Australia. Both my wife & myself say THANKYOU... My wife's bucket list is Italy & your video was so helpful. We will be travelling from Rome to Civitavechhia 2 days before our cruise so we can saviour a little before we cruise.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

David Burgess my pleasure ! Hopefully my videos can help you for your trip. I’ve never been to Civitavecchia unfortunately. Out of curiosity is there anything else you need explained ? Something that could be useful ?

[@Aibrahim3]

Very useful video, David! How do you validate a ticket you bought on your phone in advance? Thanks!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thank you! So once you purchase the ticket you'll be sent an email and in that email you'll have a PNR code. Show that to the ticket conductor. Also if you have the trenitalia app you can check in for your train once you're on board which lets the condutor know you're on board. I believe Italo works the same way.

[@patriciahernandez2132]

Thank you all for these wonderful questions and replies!! I will be at Tremini in 2 weeks, traveling solo! This is very helpful! What happens if you miss your train?

[@killianmmmoore]

What about Atac for travel?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

If you mean the buses they’re hit or miss

[@loughrey101]

There seems to be no way to purchase tickets for the Leonardo Express in thr official website anymore. The main airport is not an option when you are choosing the destination

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Are you sure? I have been to a few Meschino countless times and just before the train tracks. There are at least two places where you can buy tickets. You can buy them via the machines or the tabacchi just on your right

[@loughrey101]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly That's true. but I'm referring tp pre-booking them from their online website. The Leonardo does not seem to be available on their online booking system. It would save a lot of time and you would not need to validate the ticket if you could just purchase it online like you can with other routes

[@HurricaneIrene07]

Grazie!

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Prego !

[@amirad7613]

Hi I’m travelling in a couple of weeks and want to know how long should I arrive at Roma Termini if travelling on the high speed train to Salerno?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hello. I would get there 30 minutes to an hour beforehand. And please note that very often at Termini they don’t announce the track number until a few minutes before the train leaves. And it’s also best to get on the train first because this way you have first pick as to where to put your luggage.

[@amirad7613]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly thank you so much really appreciate it. This is very helpful. Will the luggage be safe in the luggage area?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

@@amirad7613 you’ll be surprised that you can put lot of large luggage above your seat. Once you get on, there is a space just before each car where you can stack your luggage. if you’re the first one on and others put their luggage on top of yours, then in theory, it is safer from theft it’s on the bottom and harder to get out if you’re a thief.

[@amirad7613]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly yes very true

[@orthodiva7487]

Hi. If I’m taking the train to Civitavecchia and my hotel is closer to one of the station other than Termini, is is less confusing to go to the other station instead of Tetmini?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Not necessarily. What station is your hotel close to ?

[@orthodiva7487]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly closest station is S Pietro

[@williammatthews4491]

thanks !

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

You're welcome!

[@reueljames7712]

Is there a city card in Rome for ONLY public transportation?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Yes. It’s sold by ATAC Rome’s official transportation company

[@sophistique8093]

Hi David.....I will be a solo senior passenger and now learning the most useful Italian words.How can I get to the cruise port of CIVITAVECCHIA without stress?Thanks.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi. I've never been there, but I'd follow the advice here: civitavecchia.portmobility.it/en/port-civitavecchia-address-how-get-and-useful-info good luck!

[@Maringkai70]

Thank you for this helpful video. Do you think I should just get tickets in advance for a better price to atrani via Salerno or wait till the day I travel? And I think I heard that if one is taking the fast trains PCR or antigen is necessary, is that true?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi and thank you! No, I'd most definitely book them in advance to save money. This is true in covid and non covid conditions. In regards to being able to board a train in Italy it's not exactly the same scenario as a plane where you need to get a test right before flight time which is what I did 2 weeks ago when I came back from the US. You will need to show your vaccination card and it must contain the following information:Name, dates of vaccinations, names of vaccines, who issued your vaccination card and it's fine if your card is written in English. This is what I have understood so far. This is also an ever changing situation so it's important to check the latest info. When you book your tickets, see if there is any additional information written on the screen that pertains to vaccinations and vaccination cards. Hope this helps!

[@Maringkai70]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly thanks a lot for your time. God bless you :)

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

My pleasure ! God bless you as well

[@rosannathomson7886]

On the subject of toilets. If you want to save your euro go across the road to maccas on via Giolitti

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Thanks for the tip!

[@furnitureflippingfaye342]

question re: termini vs the airport, i will be arriving around midnight and my train will not leave until either 6am or 9am (I haven't decided which I want yet), would it be safer to hang out at the airport until an hour or so before my train leaves or is ok to go on to termini? Thanks..................also if you purchase a ticket online (termini to la spezia) do you still have to validate it? if so ... how?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Christy. From the looks of it you have no choice but to remain at the airport till your train leaves. However I believe the TAM bus service has 24 hour service. I made a video on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJDSkGBml7imgK8 Hopefully that helps you. As for your ticket, I would validate it anyway because you can never be penalized for that. You validate them at the beginning of the platform. Insert the tickets into the little green machine and it stamps it for you.

[@sophistique8093]

Are all signs written in English subtitles?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

No not all of them or even half of them

[@sophistique8093]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly ......but in your video I am seeing the English subtitles in Rome Termini.Am I seeing it wrong David?

[@sunnyballet]

what do you think of the train app?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Never used it. If I traveled more often it might be worth it

[@franny025]

If you’ve bought a ticket online, do you need to print it or scan it at a machine before boarding?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I’d print it just in case you have technical problems with your phone.

[@m3o6i]

Can I purshase ticket via Omio app?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I’m not sure because I have never used that app

[@robertcheong2089]

Your closed captions should be in English for those who have hearing impairment

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I think KZbin automatically gives you the option to put on the subtitles

[@GeosRealityReport]

Hey David! Thank you for this useful video. Im traveling to milan Italy on the 26. I plan to check out Rome on the 27th. I want to buy my train tickets on the 26 so I won’t have to worry about it early in the morning. Do I have to validate my ticket right away or do I have to wait until the 27 to validate it?

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hey! thank you for the positive feedback! No, make sure you validate it right before you board the train. You can do that by those little green machines at the train station and on the track right next to the trains. insert ticket, slide it to the left ( I believe) and wait for the beep.

[@GeosRealityReport]

@@DavidsDoseofItaly alright 🙏🏻. Have you bought train tickets through the app before? Someone said its better because you don’t have to validate it

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

@@GeosRealityReport actually no. That’s worth looking into thank you

[@samiacreimer4581]

thank you for your tips and I have already shared them with groups . David, could you help me in pointing out affordable and interesting places to eat in rome , near the most touristic visited places? As I am travelling alone, it is being quite difficult to figure out where to stop for lunch time. Indeed I don't intend to spend much in fancy restaurants but to have a good meal. thank you if you could provide me with your tips. Regards samia creiimer

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Hi Samia and thank you for sharing my channel to others 🥰 Well to save money and eat well In tourist areas I’d avoid the following: places where you mostly see other tourists, places where waiters try to entice you to get you to go into the restaurant. It can be hard to pinpoint a nice place to eat however you can always save money by going to a place that says Pizza al taglio, tavola calda. Look for places that have a lunch menu and also use the fork and trip advisor apps to check out what’s around you. Look for ratings and reviews. Check out this video I made where I recommend 11 good restaurants. They are geared a bit towards dinner I believe but I’ve eaten in all these places and they’re yummy ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIPOZqVmnJeSiMU

[@warrentrout]

I just used the app to buy tickets.

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Nice. Did you print out the tickets too ?

[@ExploreNewZealand]

Tip 8a applies worldwide lol

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Some people just have no sense of orientation

[@fabrizioalonzi4122]

2 more tips for you when you go to Termini station: - Let's look for Cicalone. - Bring with you something for feeling a little bit safer. Like a rocket launcher. Enjoy the Termini Station experience. 💚

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Italian irony. Well done.

[@nessuno3434]

I use app...

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

which app?

[@nessuno3434]

Trenitalia

[@jayxiao9801]

Hi! I’m just wondering what’s the Ferry Schedule from Naples to Capri?

[@jamalmawlood4375]

Io Sono abitato nel Roma tre ani abitato salve Chau demicanto tanto

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Ciao! L’importante è provare ! Ti è piaciuto Roma?

[@geodezix]

there are more pick pockets at termini than tourists

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

Meaning there are some pickpockets out there. Let’s not exaggerate

[@geodezix]

watch out for the grifters at termini who explain how to buy metro tickets then charge you 10 euros

[@DavidsDoseofItaly]

I encountered one on the train in Trentino last week. Kept following us till I shot him a dirty look to say “go away “