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Pixar exhibition in Rome

Posted on September 19, 2018September 17, 2018 by worldcityguides

For more than 30 years, Pixar has produced some of the best-animated movies the world has ever seen. They have created some of the most popular heroes of our days, like Lightning McQueen, the Incredibles, Nemo, and lots of others. If you come to Rome between October 9th, 2018, and January 20th, 2019, you can enjoy an exhibition in which you can learn more about Pixar and how their success-stories are created.

How will you get to know more about Pixar during this exhibition? Everyone coming to check out the Pixar exhibition in Rome will have the chance to see more than 400 drawings, illustrations, sculptures, and collages, giving an insight in what the production of the different stories might be like.

The Pixar exhibition in Rome

The Pixar exhibition will be arranged in Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome. This is situated in the heart of Rome, not far from Piazza Venezia, and other famous attractions in Rome.

Does this sound like an interesting exhibition in Rome? Or would you rather do something else? You can read about other exhibitions and programs in Rome here in our Rome Guide.

Do not forget to plan your trip to Rome well. The city has so much to offer, and there is just a lot to see. If you want to get an efficient start on your stay, make sure to book your airport transfer in Rome right now so that you will get to your hotel as quickly as possible.

There is another exhibition taking place in Rome at the same time as the Pixar exhibition. This is an exhibition about Andy Warhol, and in it, you can see more than 160 works created by the man considered to be one of the most important artists in the world in the 20th century. Would you like to know more about this exhibition? Check out the following article om Steemit.

We wish you a pleasant stay in Rome!

Airport transfer in Rome with fixed prices!

Posted on July 25, 2018 by worldcityguides

I would like you to meet Max. He is planning a trip to Rome, and he looks greatly forward to it. But, he is a bit worried about the airport transfer. How much will it cost? Will the driver try to make me pay more than I should?

Take a look at the video beneath to see what Max decides to do.

Would you like to do like Max and book an airport transfer in Rome with fixed prices? Visit our page for airport transfers in Rome and get started right away.

Five things you should know before visiting Rome

Posted on March 20, 2018March 20, 2018 by worldcityguides

You have probably read about the most important attractions in Rome already. But, it is not necessarily enough to know which places to visit. Here we will give you some practical advice that might make your stay in Rome even more enjoyable.

Angels castle in Rome — Five things you should know about Rome

As you travel to Rome you are for sure planning on visiting the most famous attractions. We have already written an article here in our Rome Guide on what to discover in Rome in 24 hours, so if you haven’t seen that yet, please read it. We do know that 24 hours is way too little in Rome, so hopefully, you will have more time for your stay, but the basic information is still useful.

But, there is some practical information that can help make your stay in Rome better, more efficient and that will help you better understand what’s going on in Rome. This article has been inspired by Lisa Marie’s YouTube video named “10 things you should know before visiting Rome.”

Five things you should know before visiting Rome

The city of Rome stops when it rains
This is a very important thing to know before your stay in Rome. Hopefully, you will not have to deal with rain at all, but if the rain starts pouring, be prepared for delays and trouble. You will notice this especially well if you use public transportation as buses will be delayed, the metro stations will be packed with people, you will see leaks and water coming through the roof in the stations, and so on. Do not be surprised!
Not all buildings have elevators
If you have booked your apartment or hotel on Booking.com, Airbnb or somewhere else, make sure to check whether they have an elevator or not (if that is of importance to you). Lots of old houses and hotels in Rome do not have elevators, which can cause trouble for those having trouble walking up and down steps with lots of luggage.
You will not find Starbucks in Rome
This is not at all important, but to some, it might be. Lots of people love Starbucks, and they plan on having a cup of coffee in Starbucks while in Rome. Well, forget it, because you will not find any Starbucks in Rome. But, do not despair as the coffee in Rome is fantastic, and you will probably not miss Starbucks at all as you visit the different cafes and coffee houses around Rome.
Take care of your valuables
This is a very well known advice, but read it once again, and watch out for your valuables. Do not walk around with your wallet or telephone or other valuables at visible spots. It is better to take too good care of your stuff than spending half your stay at your local embassy and the police station to file reports. The pickpockets are especially active in the tourist areas and at public transportation.
Toilets will often cost 1 or 2 Euro to use
If you need to go the toilet, our best advice is to find a cafe or restaurant, buy some small products and take a break. If you purchase something you can use the toilets for free and get a break at the same time. If that doesn’t sound good to you, then you can use the public toilets, but the price is normally 1 or 2 Euros. These toilets look nice as they are closely looked after, but why not spend 1 or 2 Euro on a cup of coffee instead, and use the toilet for free? McDonald’s and Burger King restaurants normally have free toilets, but they often have long lines.

These were five advises to those coming to Rome. If you have further pieces of advice, please write a comment beneath. If you would like to watch the full YouTube video from Lisa Marie with her bits of advice, check the video beneath.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulLGhwpDHxw