1. Accept gifts from strangers
There are many unscrupulous people in Rome who will hand you “gifts for luck”. Afterward, they will demand money for this, and if you refuse to give them, you will hardly be able to avoid troubles.
2. Pay for everything
In some museums, there is a need to pay. But here also full of free attractions like the Vatican Museum and the Pantheon. A bad tone here is the desire to pay for the entrance everywhere.
3. Throw garbage on the street
If you do not have an urn near you, hold garbage in your hands until you see it. Local residents can easily quarrel with you and even threaten the police if you throw garbage on the ground.
4. To go to church in too frank clothes
If you are going to Rome, take with you some scarf or strict clothes. In many museums, churches and cultural places in the country, there is a dress code. In shorts or a top with an open navel, you will not be allowed to enter there.
5. Be inattentive
Always remember that there are many pocket thieves in Rome, especially in public transport. When traveling, in queues and crowded places, always keep a backpack in your hands, otherwise, they will pull out of it the last shirt.
This menu is specially designed for visiting tourists. If you want to taste the real taste of Italian cuisine, then find some place where local people sit mostly.
7. Bathe in the fountains
The inhabitants of Rome know perfectly well that you can not swim in fountains, even lower your legs. This is prohibited by law, and local people believe that a visitor will insult the country if it is bathed in a fountain.
8. Keep money in an easily accessible place
Small Roman thieves are very fond of stealing a wallet in the back pocket of a backpack, where it is very often put by trusting tourists. Documents and money must be carefully hidden so as not to lose everything.
9. Buy a ticket for one trip
One ticket gives an opportunity once to pass in the underground or 75 minutes – by the bus. A three-day or seven-day ticket, in this case, is much more convenient since it helps to economically see the whole city.
10. Throw coins in all fountains
Local residents argue that throwing a coin is needed only in the Trevi Fountain, which fulfills the desire. They do not understand why visitors throw coins into all the fountains in a row.
