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Today I reminisce about Rome and share my list of the top 12 must try foods in Rome, whether visiting the Eternal City for a weekend or a month!

My first visit to Rome was nearly fifteen years ago, and the food was not the highlight. Instead, I remember the thrill of practicing my Italian for the first time, the chaos of people, cars, and motorbikes during rush hour, and falling in love with coffee- espresso actually, something that at 17 was still quite foreign to me. My next visits were still in my own pre-internet era (I was a bit of a late adopter when it came to things like blogs and TripAdvisor - the irony!). And while over the past decade I've been to Italy many times, I've never ventured back to Rome.

While planning my recent long weekend in Rome, I felt excited but also nostalgic. Italy is a place that shaped me as a food lover and traveler, a place forever tied to who I am as an Italian American. It's the first place I ever traveled to on my own (at 16) and is a place I once loved and hated, as it was here where I learned that travel isn't all sunshine and smiles.

But it was time to return, and despite my fear that Rome would have lost its edge, its soul slowly crushed by Instagrammers and foreign chains, I was also open to a new Rome- one where hipster coffee shops and old-man bars could somehow coexist for the greater good.

Rome was and is a food lover's city. And, arguably, its culinary scene is stronger than ever. Blogs and the internet only help weed out the bad places and the tourist traps, highlighting the gems and champions.

Eating Our Way Through Rome

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We arrived at Rome's Ciampino airport at 9am on a Friday morning, and had a quick espresso instead of battling the crowds to escape right away. The MyTaxi App proved helpful to order a taxi that would actually charge us the correct fare (the flat fee of 30 euros that the official taxis refused to honor). Our hotel was located in Trastevere for its prime location between the historic center and more off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods like Testaccio and Prati- I highly recommend the area.

Our mission for our four-day trip was to walk, eat, and repeat. We weren't there for the monuments and museums this time around. I wanted pizza and pasta, preferably in local places with cheap carafes of house wine. This was the Rome I was craving and, luckily, the one that we found!

12 MUST TRY FOODS IN ROME

If you go to Rome, here's what you cannot miss!

1. Rigatoni Carbonara

True Roman Carbonara is an art form. Impossibly creamy (with not a spot of cream in sight), this rich Roman sauce is one of those dishes you dream about for years to come. In my humble opinion, rigatoni carbonara is a must try food in Rome.

I figured carbonara was a long time Roman classic - but soon found out that is not the case! Most Romans hadn't heard of Carbonara until the 1950s or so, and one (unlikely) origin story even says that the dish could have been invented from the American GI's rations of bacon and eggs during World War II (though most likely it came from coal miners, carbonai, who had access to the ingredients in the mountains).

So what's in a true Roman Carbonara today? Raw eggs, Pecorino Romano and Parmigiano Reggiano cheese, and guanciale (Italian cured pork cheek). Pancetta (cured pork belly) is also acceptable, though I prefer the guanciale version. While you'll find a variety of kinds of pasta smothered with carbonara sauce, I think thick rigatoni al dente is the perfect partner in crime.

Where can you enjoy the perfect rigatoni carbonara in Rome?

While you'll see this dish everywhere, make sure to do your homework and stay out of the tourist traps. We ate at Trattoria Da Enzo, which is quite famous and was located close to our hotel in Trastevere. If you go, get there early and line up (no reservations at lunchtime!).

2. Bucatini Amatriciana

You might notice a theme here, but this wouldn't be a guide to the best food in Rome without starting out with Rome's most famous (and delicious) pasta dishes. Bucatini Amatriciana is a plate of pasta that is much less famous than its cousin carbonara.

Let's start with the basics - bucatini is the type of pasta (think a thick spaghetti with a bigger hole in the middle to slurp up the sauce) and amatriciana is the sauce. I grew up seeing amatriciana sauce on menus at Italian-American restaurants back home but rarely saw bucatini pasta. Yet in Rome, this dish is worth seeking out.

Like many Italian dishes, the origins of amatriciana sauce are debatable. Most agree that the dish comes from the nearby village of Amatrice - but did the original version have tomatoes or not? I prefer not to enter in the debate, and simply enjoy the version popular in Rome today!

So what are the ingredients in amatriciana sauce today? You'll need guanciale (cured pork cheek), Pecorino Romano cheese, white wine, San Marzano tomatoes, black pepper, and chili.

With a carafe of red wine, there's nothing better than bucatini amatriciana.

3. Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe

Cacio e Pepe is a pasta dish I never saw on a menu growing up. But in recent years, this delicious Roman creation has been featured in just about every food publication you can imagine. Therefore, it was the first dish I wanted to try in Rome!

The amazing thing about Cacio e Pepe is how simple the ingredients are... but how hard it is to make well! This is a pasta dish that only uses local Cacio cheese (a sheep's milk cheese from the countryside of Rome), a bit of the starchy pasta water from boiling the pasta, and black pepper. That is it. But making it is far from simple, and places that do it really well are few and far between.

Where can you get the best Cacio e Pepe in Rome?

This was another dish I enjoyed at Trattoria Da Enzo, served with true tonnarelli pasta, a pasta that is thicker and chewier than spaghetti.

4. Supplì

Suppli is a Roman snack worth seeking out. You can find good suppli at just about any Roman deli or pizza takeaway spot.

But what exactly is suppli? A piping hot ball of fried deliciousness, good suppli are made with creamy rice mixed with a meat and tomato sauce, and have a gooey piece of mozzarella cheese in the center. All of this is breaded and deep-fried, resulting in a delicious snack with a cold beer.

Where can you get the best suppli in Rome?

I tried my favorite suppli in Rome at a tiny Trastevere deli (with a line out the door!). It's worth a visit: Via di S. Francesco a Ripa, 137

5. Pizza al taglio

Pizza al taglio or pizza by the slice is another of my must try foods in Rome. This style of pizza is baked in large square trays with a variety of toppings that range from simple marinara (red sauce) to elaborate gourmet slices with local cheeses, vegetables, and meats.

Pizza al taglio is a fast food in Rome and you are charged by the kilo per type of slice. I visited two pizza al taglio spots in Rome, both delicious. First, was a modern place called Pizzarium by Gabrielle Bonci. Bonci focuses on a slowly fermented dough as a base, and then goes wild with incredible gourmet toppings. My favorite? The spicy njuda sausage from Calabria paired with bitter greens. My other choice was a longtime classic- the simple marinara pizza from Antico Forno Roscioli, right in the city center. On my next visit I'll continue my way down this epic list of the best pizza in Rome!

6. Maritozzi

I had never heard of maritozzi before this trip to Rome, but I started seeing people eating these delicious looking yeasted buns for breakfast in the tiny espresso bars we would squeeze into each morning. My favorite version by the end of our trip was studded with chocolate chips - and if it was later in the day I'd also get it filled with fresh panna (whipped cream). This is a must try with an espresso, trust me!

Where can you find the best maritozzi in Rome?

We had them at the charming Regoli Pastry shop (whose mini cannoli were also to die for) and at the famous Roscioli Caffè, where they stuff them with freshly whipped cream right before your eyes.

7. Artichokes

We were in Rome in late November and already giant globe artichokes were available in all of the local markets. Unlike in Spain where you have to do all the work yourself, in Rome the market vendors would prep the artichokes for cooking if you asked. I was so jealous!

There are two very popular ways to find artichokes served in Rome: Jewish style (deep fried) or Roman style (stewed with mint, parsley, and garlic). While both ways were delicious, there is something special about a crispy, salty fried artichoke!

8. Saltimbocca

There is no greater testament to the Italian way with words than saltimbocca - literally, "jumps in your mouth". If that doesn't make you excited to try this typical Roman dish, I don't know what would! Saltimbocca a la Romana is generally made with pounded veal, prosciutto, and sage. The meat is stuffed and rolled up and cooked in white wine and butter. This is a dish I did grow up with, served in Italian American restaurants in New Jersey and Massachusetts, and the Roman version was similar to the ones I'd tried. This is a dish that when done well, melts in your mouth. I think its name does it justice!

9. Gelato

No trip to Rome would be complete without eating your weight in gelato. While in my opinion Italy's best gelato is found in Sicily, there are plenty of Rome gelato parlors that are worth a visit. Some tips - do your research and go to a place that makes real gelato with real ingredients. Avoid any places with bright, unnatural colors on display (make sure the banana color is not bright yellow, and the pistachio color should be light brown). Some of the best gelato shops in Rome are Neve di Latte and Otaleg. I tried the famed Fatamorgana chain as well, but was unimpressed.

10. Pecorino Romano Cheese

A key player in many of the delicious dishes listed above, one of the must try foods in Rome is without a doubt Pecorino Romano cheese. This hard, salty cheese is made with sheep's milk (all Pecorino cheeses are) and despite its name, it often comes from other parts of Italy (namely Sardinia and Tuscany) in addition to some producers that still remain in the Roman countryside. The reason it is so tied to Rome is that is was once part of the diet of soldiers at war during Roman times.

11. Cicoria

Italian chicory makes its way onto menus as winter begins, and it's worth a try. Much more bitter than other Italian greens (like puntarelle or broccoli rape), I like my chicory sautéed with olive oil, plenty of garlic, and a touch of chili. You'll find chicory and other greens (when in season) served at traditional trattorias throughout Rome.

Get the Recipe: Roman Style Chicory

12. Porchetta

Finally, this wouldn't be a top must try foods in Rome list without mentioning porchetta. Found in delis and markets around town, porchetta is a delicious pork roast that is also the key ingredient in some of the city's best sandwiches. The pork is generally deboned, then rolled up with plenty of herbs and spit roasted. The result is tender and delicious, with just enough fat and crisp from the roasting process to make every bite incredible.

Where can you find great porchetta in Rome?

My top two picks for Roman porchetta are Panifico Bonci (yes- the same Bonci that makes my favorite pizza!) and Er Buchetto, a hole in the wall near the Termini train station that's famous for its porchetta.

These are my top 12 must try foods in Rome - though I am starting to think I should do a separate post on the pasta dishes in Rome alone! What do you think? Have you visited Rome?
Any must try foods in Rome you think I've missed?

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Trevi Fountain, Piazza di Trevi, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy

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The Fountain from the Lizzie McGuire movie, right?

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Trevi Fountain is the most beautiful fountain in Rome. Measuring some 20 meters in width by 26 meters in height, Trevi Fountain is also the largest fountain in the city.

The origins of the fountain go back to the year 19 B.C., in which period the fountain formed the end of the Aqua Virgo aqueduct. The first fountain was built during the Renaissance, under the direction of Pope Nicholas V.

The final appearance of the Trevi Fountain dates from 1762, when after many years of works at the hand of Nicola Salvi, it was finalized by Giuseppe Pannini.

Interestingly enough, the name of Trevi derives from Tre Vie (three ways), since the fountain was the meeting point of three streets.

The myth of the Trevi Fountain

Why are there always people in the fountain throwing coins into the water and taking photos of themselves?

The myth, originating in 1954 with the movie " Three Coins in the Fountain," goes like this:

If you throw one coin: you will return to Rome.

If you throw two coins: you will fall in love with an attractive Italian.

If you throw three coins: you will marry the person that you met.

In order to achieve the desired effect, you should throw the coin with your right hand over your left shoulder.

An interesting statistic is that approximately a million euros worth of coins are taken from the fountain each year. Since 2007 this money has been used to support good causes.

The most beautiful fountain in the world

For us Trevi Fountain is the most beautiful fountain in the world. Whether under daylight or warmly lit up at night, the fountain is never lonely.

One thing that can dampen the mood is that the area is full of people trying to sell roses in a pushy way, but simply ignoring them is enough to be able to continue enjoying such a special place.

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Trevi Fountain - The most beautiful fountain in Rome

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Trevi Fountain is the most beautiful fountain in Rome. Measuring some 20 meters in width by 26 meters in height, Trevi Fountain is also the largest fountain in the city. The origins of the fountain go back to the year 19 B.C., in which period the fountain formed the end of the Aqua Virgo aqueduct.

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See the most beautiful art in all the world.

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Colosseum, Piazza del Colosseo, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy

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Hotel Campo de' Fiori, Via del Biscione, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy

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Hotel Campo de' Fiori, Via del Biscione, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy

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3-star hotel with a rooftop view of the city

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You'll find Hotel Campo de' Fiori in the best part of Rome, the lively and picturesque Centro Storico or Historic Center, a land of unique shops, cobble-stone streets and the pleasing sounds of the real Rome. We are an elegant independent establishment, charming, cozy and full of the small touches that make a boutique hotel an experience unlike any other. Everything about us is at once time-tested and modern, elegant and up-to-date, like the city of Rome itself.

We are just steps away from Campo de' Fiori, one of Rome's classic piazza, with its famous statue of Giordano Bruno and its exuberant markets. From our doors the Rome you've always dreamed of seeing is a short walk or cab ride away-- Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Castel Sant'Angelo and the Vatican City. And we are here to help, with a bilingual staff who want your stay to be the best ever. A taxi? The ideal gift for a beloved aunt in Connecticut? Where to get the perfect pasta dinner? Ask us! "See Naples and die" goes the old saying, but we say, "See Rome and live!"

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ANNEX APARTMENT LOCATED NEARBY THE HOTEL IN HISTORIC BUILDING, MADE UP OF A DOUBLE BEDROOM, FULLY-EQUIPPED KITCHEN CORNER AND BATHROOM.

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ANNEX APARTMENT LOCATED NEARBY THE HOTEL IN HISTORIC BUILDING, MADE UP OF A DOUBLE BEDROOM, SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM WITH 2 SINGLE BEDS, FULLY-EQUIPPED KITCHEN CORNER AND BATHROOM.

The apartment is equipped with free WiFi, air conditioning, Flat-screen LCD TV, hairdryer, bathroom amenities. Daily cleaning service. Guests benefit of free access to the magnificent Hotel Roof Terrace.
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Multi level terrace which offers our guests a 360° panoramic and suggestive view of the city. From this privileged position, while observing this unique world show offered by the Eternal City, and being warmed by it's suns' rays you will be seduced by the splendid sunsets, while sipping a cup of champagne or a glass of fine delicate wine from the most famous Italian vineyards that you may find in your room.

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Napoleon Hotel Roma, Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Italy

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Hotel Napoleon Rome

4-star hotel Rome

The Hotel Napoleon is a charming, elegant and very quiet 4-star hotel in the heart of Rome. The hotel welcomes its guests with spacious and comfortable lounges enriched by quality antique furnishings that offer a pleasant and relaxing atmosphere.

Free WiFi in the whole hotel, two Internet points and one big screen with Sky Tv. In the bar and restaurant of the hotel you will taste genuine products in a friendly atmosphere. One characteristic of the hotel is the quietness of its lounges and rooms. It was built inside a big nineteenth-century palace and its windows are facing internal, large and sunny courtyards.

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Mercato Centrale, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Mercato Centrale, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Hit up the local food market.

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Radio Mercato Centrale is a musical project conceived by Alessio Bertallot. Only Italian music, but not only music: in addition to the tracks that have made the history of the Italian song, the background sounds of the market registered live come together with the voices of artists, intellectuals and personalities that have made our country great.

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Pasta class, yes please!

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3 hours · Hosted in English and Italian

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I will show you every secret to achieve an amazing pasta dough like in a Michelin star restaurant.
I learn everything from my grandma, true pasta maker from Emilia Romagna (Bologna city). After many experience in Michelin star restaurant as a chef, I decide to open my experience on Airbnb to share my passion for pasta.
We going to start with a little introduction to the ingredients, after that we going to do the dough and you will be able to prepare you own pasta from scratch!
I will teach you some different kind of pasta shapes as
-Tortelli
-Tagliatelle
-Fettuccine and a lot more :)
A wonderful experience about the magical word of pasta.
Of course, at the end we are going to enjoy together an amazing pasta dish.
I will show you how to prepare few different sauces for our amazing pasta!
We will be taste 3-4 different pasta dishes!
Can't wait to share with you more about Pasta world!

I will show you every secret to achieve an amazing pasta dough like in a Michelin star restaurant.
I learn everything from my grandma, true pasta maker from Emilia Romagna (Bologna city). After many experience in Michelin star restaurant as a chef, I decide to open my experience on Airbnb to share my passion for pasta.
We going to start with a little introduction to the ingredients, after that we going to do the dough and you will be... read more

Fettucine.
Ravioli.
Tortelli.
Many other shapes.

All drinks are included.
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All the equipment for making pasta.
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I'm a professional Chef with experience in Michelin star restaurants. I worked in the most prestigious restaurants in Italy ("La bottega del buon caffè" "Cestello Ristoclub" "Sotto sale ristorante Favignana") and in London ( "Maze by Gordon Ramsey" Pied a terre"). All i know about it is coming from my Grandma, she is born in Bologna, home of the authentic Italian pasta. I will bring you in a word that lead away and I will show you every secret of making Italian Pasta.

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we will meet at the work shop "Pasta Class Florence" .
Our class is in the Heart of Florence. Two minutes walk from "Duomo central Cathedral". In the center of Florence we will make together an amazing pasta.

Michele's class was amazing. My wife and I learned a lot about traditional italian cooking and will be making these dishes in the future. This class is a must do if you're visiting Florence.

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old iceland

Old Iceland restaurant hefur verið starfræktur frá árinu 2014. Hlýlegt og notalegt umhverfi gerir upplifun í mat og drykk einstaka. Matreiðslumenn okkar hafa útbúið matseðil sem gælir við bragðlaukana þína. Þriggja rétta samsettir matseðlar á tilboðsverði ásamt tilboðum á léttvínum og bjórum.

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Old Iceland Restaurant | Traditionally inspired Icelandic cuisine

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Nailed It Fish and Chips, Hornafjörður, Iceland

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Lets goooo!

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Góðan daginn gott fólk.

Vissuð þið að það er hægt að sjá timelapse myndir af Jökulsárlóni á vefmyndavél Mílu? Tengill hér að neðan.

Veljið full screen og veljið svo tímabilið sem þið viljið skoða á flettistikunni bakvið örina vinstramegin á skjánum.

Eigið góðan dag öll sem eitt.

Karl

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Hi.

I just came across this very nice video made by one of our nice visitors.

https://youtu.be/XPGEGEBb6PE

Please enjoy watching.

Remember, Nailed It is just across the road from The Diamond beach, At Jökulsárlón to be exact. Kind of miss that in the video.

My best to you,

Karl.

Dear friends.

Nailed It has been closed from March 22 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will remain closed until later this year.

Hopefully I will see you this summer?

Stay at home, stay safe and take care of yourself and your loved ones.

Karl.

Main dish

Fish & chips

Deep fried Cod in beer batter, the traditional way and deep fried french fries.

Drinks

Coke classic. Coke Light. Thule, Icelandic light beer (2,25%)

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Northern Lights Tours, Vatnagarðar, Reykjavík, Iceland

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Northern Lights Tours, Vatnagarðar, Reykjavík, Iceland

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A list of Northern Lights Tours

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Iceland Northern Lights

Few sights are as breathtaking as seeing the aurora borealis dancing across the dark winter sky in Iceland. Find your own unforgettable experience by choosing the tour that best suits you from our variety of northern lights tours in Iceland.

What are the Northern Lights?

The northern lights are caused by particles from the sun. It's actually the interaction of these sun particles with the upper atmosphere. This only happens around the Earth's Magnetic Poles. The interaction creates the wonderful light effect known as the aurora borealis. Check out the latest aurora forecast in Iceland and read up on our more extensive overview of the northern lights in Iceland!

The northern lights are a truly spectacular natural phenomenon. It's one of those things that even seasoned Icelanders never get enough of. They are often seen dancing across the Icelandic Arctic sky in fantastic colours and vibrant hues. While they are sometimes visible from Reykjavik city, we highly recommend joining a professional tour. That way you can escape the city lights to enjoy the show to its fullest. Our expert guides study the weather and aurora forecast and provide tips on how to capture the light display. To come extra well prepared, read our guide on how to conquer your phone or camera to capture the northern lights and truly rule your instagram.

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Few sights are as breathtaking as seeing the aurora borealis dancing across the dark winter sky in Iceland. Find your own unforgettable experience by choosing the tour that best suits you from our variety of northern lights tours in Iceland. The northern lights are caused by particles from the sun.

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Gullfoss Waterfall lookout, Gullfoss Parking, Iceland

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Gullfoss Waterfall lookout, Gullfoss Parking, Iceland

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Gullfoss Waterfall lookout, Gullfoss Parking, Iceland

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The Official site for Gullfoss Waterfall, closed for now

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The Official site for Gullfoss Waterfall

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The official site for Gullfoss waterfall. Find information on the waterfall, buy Icelandic products, see the weather and tours available.

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Florence Airport, Peretola, Via del Termine, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

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Transportation Options

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The best way to get around Florence is by foot. In fact, you can walk from one end of the city to the other in about 30 minutes, passing many recognizable sites along the way. Hopping aboard an ATAF bus is another option. To get into the city, many travelers fly into Galileo Galilei Airport (PSA) in Pisa, making a pit stop at its Leaning Tower before taking the train to the main station, Stazione di Firenze Santa Maria Novella. You can also fly into the small Amerigo Vespucci Airport (FLR) in Florence and take a bus or taxi to the city center. Renting a car is not recommended because skinny, one-way streets make driving a nightmare and many areas are relegated pedestrians or authorized traffic only.

By Foot
Florence was practically made for walking - except, perhaps, for women fond of heels. The ancient city's cobbled walks will de-heel pumps faster than you can say arrivederci. We recommend wearing a comfortable pair of walking shoes and exploring this intimate city's slender streets - and all of the Renaissance architecture, quaint shoe shops and tasty Tuscan restaurants along the way. The streets are easy to navigate, but if you want a little guidance sign up for a walking tour.

Bus

If your feet get weary from walking, you can hop aboard one of the city's efficient ATAF buses - but remember to validate your ticket once you get on. One-way tickets cost about 1.50 euros ($1.70) and are available at local Italian convenience stores.

Car

Cars and Florence really don't mix. For one, much of the city center is off-limits to tourist drivers - those areas marked with "ZTL" (" Zona a Traffico Limitato" or Limited Traffic Zone) are for authorized traffic only. Two, the city is composed of numerous pedestrian areas and narrow, one-way streets, which make driving an absolute headache. To top it all off, you need a special ZTL permit to do any driving. If you must drive, you should park your car on the city outskirts in one of the parking compounds. And then depending on the lot's distance from the city, you can either walk or take a taxi in.

To drive in Italy, U.S. citizens must acquire an international driving permit before departing for their trip. Visit AAA's website for more information.

Taxi
Taxis are expensive here: The meter starts at about 3 euros ($3.40) on weekdays and Saturdays, and is even higher on Sundays as well as between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. If you're on a budget, you should use taxis sparingly. In fact, many travelers rely on them only for transportation to and from the Stazione di Firenze Santa Maria Novella (Florence Train Station). You should also note that hailing taxis is illegal here - call ahead or head to an official taxi rank (line) found at most major squares.

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The best way to get around Florence is by foot. In fact, you can walk from one end of the city to the other in about 30 minutes, passing many recognizable sites along the way. Hopping aboard an ATAF bus is another option.

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Flight options to Florence, Italy
10 hours to 18 hours
$480~

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Cool, cozy, or quaint, here is list of optional places to stay.

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Airbnb® | Kalkofnsvegur 2 101 - Vacation Rentals & Places to Stay - Iceland

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May 29, 2021 - Rent from people in Kalkofnsvegur 2 101, Iceland from $20/night. Find unique places to stay with local hosts in 191 countries. Belong anywhere with Airbnb.

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From soaking in the hot springs to mud masks, lava dinner and more-- a fun pit stop.

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Home to one of 25 wonders of the world, Blue Lagoon Iceland is a place where the powers of geothermal seawater create transformational spa journeys. Unforgettable-experience the water, the accommodations, the cuisine, and the volcanic landscape.

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Catch a shuttle to our airbnb!
Here is a list of ways to get around.

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THE TOP 10 Reykjavik Travel & Transportation Services (w/Prices)

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Reykjavik Travel & Transportation Services: Check out Viator's reviews and photos of Reykjavik tours

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Kansas City International Airport-Mci (MCI), International Square, Kansas City, MO, USA

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Kansas City International Airport Flights

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Kansas City International Airport Flights

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14 hour up to 24 hour flight
Summer 2022 dates available
Round trip tickets $1,000~

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