Question 1

Which are all the places I can visit by renting a car in Rome?

Accepted Answer

1. Spanish Steps: For renting car in Rome you can visit the Spanish Steps, Originally constructed in 1723, and located at the easternmost point of the historic city center, leading down to the water below. From the bottom up, there's a confusing maze of winding streets lined with upscale boutiques just waiting to be discovered. There are still artists, poets, and painters who visit the Spanish Steps, and at the top of the Spanish Steps, a swarm of artists is currently busy painting portraits of passers-by.2. Trevi fountain: With a Car Rental in Rome, you can visit the Trevi, a baroque Period masterpiece that is arguably the most well-known of the city's many fountains.3. Colosseum: The Roman Colosseum has long been considered one of the world's seven wonders, and a car rental in Rome will allow you to see it for yourself. Newcomers to Rome are awed by its cylindrical shape, which looks like a near-perfect drum.4. Pantheon: In terms of Roman architecture, the Pantheon is one of the most well-preserved architectural wonders. Emperor Hadrian had the rotunda and massive domed ceiling built between 126 and 128 A.D., when it was the largest structure of its kind.

Question 2

What is the best time to visit Rome?

Accepted Answer

It's best to visit Rome during the months of October through April, when the crowds are smaller and hotel rates are more affordable. Temperatures rarely fall below freezing during this time of year, so you'll need a coat. You can avoid the crowds and oppressive humidity by visiting in May or September, when it is generally warmer. The average high temperature fluctuates between the middle seventies and the lower eighties.

Question 3

What should I know before renting a car in Rome?

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- To rent a vehicle in Rome, most companies require that the driver be at least 18 years old. Drivers under the age of 25 usually have to pay an extra fee.- Rental car inventory, particularly for automatic vehicles, has always been scarce in Italy. As a result, plan ahead of time to avoid last-minute hassles.- Picking up your Italian rental car from the right location is crucial. Because they are located outside of dense urban areas, airports are the ideal starting point because they are less congested than other transportation hubs thus avoiding central pickups is a good idea. With a stick shift, most Italian cars are similar to many other European vehicles. When renting a car in Italy, it's best to book in advance if you want to use an automatic transmission.- For citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia, and other countries outside of the European Union and Schengen Zone, an International Driving Permit is required. A rental car with no collision insurance would be difficult to replace in the event of an accident. You could be hit with a hefty fine if you don't have one.- Anyone planning to rent a car in Italy should be aware that basic Collision Damage Waiver insurance is required. When you're driving in Italy, you'll be covered for any damages you may cause to other people's health and property, as well as the death of one or more people.- It is illegal to enter the historic sections of Italy's major cities without a permit, which carries a heavy fine.

Question 4

What documents are needed for renting a car in Rome?

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- A Driver’s License issued in your home country- For non-EU citizens, an International Driving Permit is required.- An international identifier is needed (passport)- Credit cards (until otherwise agreed upon in advance with the car rental company, you must use a credit card)

Question 5

Which types of cars are available for renting a car in Rome?

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The types of cars available for renting in Rome include a compact car, a commercial van, a midsize car, and a station wagon.

Question 6

Why is Rome unique?

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The Roman Forum, The Colosseum, over 500 fountains and a thriving metropolis of Classical architecture distinguish Rome as a unique city. But the city's fame extends beyond its antiquity; it is also home to the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, delectable cuisine, beautiful gardens, and world-class art, as well as a flourishing film industry.

Question 7

Which are the best day trips in Rome that I can book from Thrillophilia?

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Here is the list of best day trips in Rome that you can book from Thrillophilia:Rome Bike TourHop-On Hop-Off tour, RomeTraditional Food Tour and Wine Tasting in RomeVatican Museum & Sistine Chapel Guided TourE-Bicycle Tour in RomeDay Tour of Villa D'Este and Hadrian's Villa TivoliColosseum by Night with Underground and Arena Floor Tour Rome

Question 8

Which are the popular attraction tickets in Italy that you can book via Thrillophilia?

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Following, are the popular attraction tickets in Italy that you can book via Thrillophilia:Galleria Corsini TicketsCapitoline Museum TicketsSt. Peter's Basilica TicketsUffizi Gallery TicketsAccademia Gallery TicketsBoboli Gardens TicketsGalileo Museum TicketsPitti Palace Tickets