Tour of forum/palatine
I am after recommendations for companies that do forum/palatine.
I have tickets for Belvedere in english
Posted by
OP
Melbourne Australia
70 posts
Bump can someone help
Posted by
San Diego
1540 posts
We toured the Palatine on our own - using basic info in a tour guide.
In the forum we felt we didn't need a guide - lots of good signage to explain things.
While you are in that area, I recommend that you go across the street and go to the top of the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II - also referred to as the "wedding cake building" take the glass elevator to the top and you have a great 360 degree view of Rome. We spent a bit of time up there and enjoyed seeing where things are located in Rome. Happy Travels.
Posted by
Forest Grove, OR
11838 posts
Contact Sonia Tavoletta, an excellent Roman guide with perfect English. [email protected].