I'm working through the list of places we want to see in Italy . . . I know we need to reserve a lot of places ahead of time (Accademia, Coliseum, Borghese Gallery, etc.). But I'm wondering if it's reasonable to buy tickets at the door for some of the attractions.
I have no problem buying tickets in advance if it makes sense, but if it isn't necessary, it would be nice to maintain the flexibility for last minute changes.
I've listed out some ofthe places we want to see - would you feel comfortable planning to buy entrance tickets at the door for these places without having to stand in a long line, or should I just schedule all of them in advance.
We're going the first two weeks in May, by the way.
Rome
Castel Sant Angelo (sometime Suday afternoon)
capitaline museum (Sunday or Friday, probably Friday)
trajan's forum
Museo Nazionale Romano (sometime Friday morning)
Florence
Duomo museum / Baptistery
bargello
palazo piti / boboli gardens
medici chapel
Santa Croce Church
Naples
cappella sanservo
Archeological Museum
pompei (entrance fee)
Venice
Bell Tower