Name: Pocket Rough Guide Rome: Travel Guide with eBook
Price: 13.45 EUR
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La très catastrophique visite du zoo

Joël Dicker

Description

This pocket-sized Rome guidebook, written by Rough Guides experts, is perfect for short trips. Portable and complete with a pull-out map, it's sustainably printed to support environmental responsibility.

Inside this Rome travel book, you will find:

Must-see recommendations - expertly chosen main attractions, hidden gems, family-friendly spots and relaxing retreats in tourist hotspots

Top picks in Rome - essential experiences including the Colosseum, Villa Borghese Park, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Villa D'Este, the Sistine Chapel, Campo de F'iori, the Roman Forum, Vatican City, the Pantheon, selected to enrich your journey

Best itineraries - diverse trip plans, suiting various durations and interests, and including recommendations for where to eat and drink along the way

Rome overview - a visual at-a-glance map spotlights key areas, with brief highlights

Inspiration for day trips - suggestions for extending your adventure or discovering new areas

Essential travel tips - guidance on navigation, health, local festivals and a comprehensive A-Z directory

Local language primer - key phrases for essential interaction, covering greetings, numbers and food

Authentic reviews - independent, reliable reviews of dining, drinking and shopping options, all collated by Rough Guides' experts

Accommodation listings - a selection of places to stay to fit any budget

Convenient pull-out map - an essential, easily-accessible map highlighting must-visit sites

Updates on Rome - a brief overview of the latest changes for returning visitors

Bonus eBook - free digital access to the guidebook post-purchase for on-the-go planning

Coverage includes: Piazza Venezia, Capitoline Hill, Ancient Rome, Centro Storico, Spanish Steps, Tridente, the Trevi Fountain, Quirinale, Villa Borghese, the Vatican, Trastevere, the Aventine, Testaccio, Monti, Esquilino, the Catacombs