If you were going in April to Rome (not during Easter), should you buy advance tickets for Capitoline museum in Rome, Bargello in Florence and Palazzo Vecchio in Florence?
Posted by
Austin, TX
33 posts
I can't offer personal experience, but RS says in his guide book about the Capitoline Museum that "it's generally empty of tourists."
In my own planning I've gathered that Bargello and Palazzo Vecchio aren't generally considered to require reservations.
Posted by
Alberta
755 posts
We were in Rome 2 years ago in April and went to the Capitoline museum. We had a short line up only, and it was not crowded. We went around 1200 on a Saturday too, so didn't even time it all that well!
We really enjoyed it by the way, and there is a nice ( if slightly pricy) restaurant with a wonderful view of the city that we enjoyed too.
Posted by
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
578 posts
You definitely don't need reservations for the Capitoline Museum. Usually, you can walk up and get tickets immediately.
Posted by
OP
9 posts
Thanks all