Parcours audioguidé pour visiter Roma

Construimos nuestros recorridos en forma de bucles para que puedas iniciar fácilmente el recorrido en el punto más cercano a ti, y la guía se adaptará automáticamente. Si está cerca, te recomendamos un punto de partida ideal: la Plaza del Capitolio.

Gianicolo parking lot in via Urbano VIII 16/C Parking in Italy can be a bit of a challenge. If you're traveling by car and can't park at your hotel, here are a few things to keep in mind: Downtown Rome is a limited traffic zone or ZTL (“Zona a Traffico Limitato”) as they call it. You'll know by the large, round signs with a red circle on a white background. You can't miss them. This zone is off-limits to non-residents for most of the day. The best thing to do is avoid it altogether, as enforcement is strict, with numerous cameras and active patrols. So chances are, if you take that risk, you'll get a hefty fine. Outside the ZTL, you'll find three types of parking spaces: free spaces marked with white lines, paid spaces marked with blue lines charged between 8 AM and 8 PM, and no-parking zones marked with yellow lines. You can park outside the city, near a metro station, and get to the center by public transport. The area along the Tiber River is a great option, as it's easier to find parking there and it's cheaper than the covered parking lots in the center. You can also book your covered parking space in advance to avoid the hassle of searching and save time.

If you're planning to visit several sites, consider purchasing a city pass or a combined ticket. These will save you money and grant you skip-the-line privileges. Don't even try to queue up and buy your tickets on the spot on the day of your visit – you'll waste the whole day.