Nine taboos for traveling to Rome, Italy

Nowadays, more and more China people choose to travel to Italy, especially Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice and other cities, but how should they play when they arrive in Rome? In fact, as long as you don't do these 10 things and do as the Romans do, you can avoid a lot of inexplicable embarrassment!

Taboo 1: Order American coffee Italian coffee Espresso is the essence of Italian coffee, and Italian coffee is a national necessity. In Italy, most coffees, including the most popular cappuccino, are made based on Espresso. Italian coffee is famous around the world, not just in Rome, but you must taste Italian coffee when traveling all over Italy. When you arrive at a crowded Italian coffee shop, never say to the clerk: I want American coffee! Because I can imagine what the consequences are... Behind you, there may be a large white eye.

Taboo 2: Visit Rome only in the morning Rome is the capital of Italy and the birthplace of the splendid culture of ancient Rome. Therefore, it attracts tourists from all over the world. Even in the off-season Rome, it is easy to see crowds of people. How to truly appreciate the magical charm of Rome's most famous scenic spots and historic sites under the night, it must be on a night when there are few tourists! These places of interest will be another strange sight in a different light, so enjoy the magnificent night view of this eternal capital!

Taboo 3: Only go to museums to appreciate master works. When we visit a city, we will habitually go to museums to look for them. Italy's art is so dazzling that it is like a never-ending all-star gala. Rome's art collection lasts for more than a thousand years, and it is also sent to the holy city of the Vatican. Except for the Vatican Museum, you may think that Rome has no world-famous museums. No,no,no! Many master works are scattered in churches, art galleries, or villas across the city! For example, Michelangelo's "Mourning for Christ" is hidden in St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican.

Taboo 4: Don't think that everyone here can speak English. Friends who have heard Italians speak English probably have this feeling: they are not familiar with the Italian pronunciation rules and can't understand what he is saying, because the English they speak is usually mixed with a strong Italian flavor. Even if you ask for directions on the road to Rome, local passers-by are reluctant to speak English, so you should be prepared to hit a wall when asking for directions. It's quite brainwashing. If you know former Italian Prime Minister Renzi, maybe you can understand what I mean.

Taboo 5: Don't think that you can get a taxi anytime and anywhere. Many scenic spots in central Rome are prohibited from opening to traffic, and even buses and taxis cannot go directly to your destination.

Taboo 6: When visiting scenic spots, it is best not to buy tickets on site. Tourists can often be seen crowded. It is common for two hours to queue up to buy tickets to enter, such as the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums.

Taboo 7: Don't just look at the most famous scenic spots in

. In fact, Rome hides dragons and tigers, and works of art are hidden in this city.

Taboo 8: Don't think that the bus will arrive on time. Romans are famous all over the world for not making appointments on time. Roman buses are famous all over the universe for not leaving on time.

Tabu 9: Dispose your finances at will In the international theft community, Rome is said to be a sacred place by convention.