We're thinking about Rome in late September??? Any input on less tourists, lower hotel fares and smaller crowds at places of interest then? I read the following yesterday. The primo time to visit Rome is from April to June or from late September through October. You avoid the heat, the tourists and the highest prices at these times. Winter is an option, but be prepared for the inevitable museum closings and renovations, as well as shorter hours. But if all you need is a fix of "la dolce vita" and maybe a plate of spaghetti carbonara, then a quick trip in January and February will be easiest on the wallet.
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OP
Naperville, IL, USA
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Sorry about the repeat question. This website kept telling me I wasn't making a connect when in fact I was.
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Freedonia
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If you go to the other postings of the question, you will see a delete button under your name. Please delete the other three so you do not clutter the board. More people will answer once the board problems are fixed. The answers will then be easier to read.
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Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
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Actually should consider deleting the whole question and posting it in the Italian section. Also will find similar questions and answers in that section.