I have a free day in Rome on Palm Sunday and was wondering if sites will be open or crazy busy? Sites such as: San Pietro in Vineoli, Scala Sancta, The Borghese Gallery, Castel Sant Angelo, and other ancient sites around Rome.
Posted by
Vienna, Austria
5372 posts
Why don't you check the websites of these places?
Posted by
OP
5 posts
Well, yes, I assumed a church would be open, but some are not 100% open, some sections seem to be closed and not sure if they would be mobbed with people. So I was wondering if anyone, (a tourist), had actually been to these sites on that day, or would my time be better spent having a relaxing picnic on the Spanish Steps.
Posted by
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
8293 posts
It's a while since I was in Rome but I think having a picnic on the Spanish steps is now against the law. You'd best google each of the museums or other non-church places you have in mind for their Palm Sunday schedules.