Find out where to get to Rome and what you need to budget

Basic cost: Air ticket: round trip about 6000RMB.

Visa: around 1500RMB (including passport, insurance, visa fee, etc.).

Accommodation: If you are staying in a hostel, it will be calculated at 25 EUR per person per day, 25 * 12 = 3000 EUR (3100 RMB).

Transportation: When you go to the city and the transportation fee, whether you buy a ticket or a weekly ticket for 12 days, you must budget at least 50-80EUR (1000RMB more), and you have to buy a train ticket (20EUR, which is 200RMB) to go to a more distant tourist location.

Entrance fees to attractions: at least 50-100EUR (some are very expensive, in fact, the buildings are similar, so it is not recommended to go in everyone).

Eat: This elastic and expensive place can't get 100 EUR for a meal, and if it's cheap, you can buy your own bread (2-3 EUR). But since I went, I still recommend trying specialty food.

Therefore, at least you must have a budget of at least 150EUR (1800RMB).

That's about 15,000 RMB. But you're going to be nervous and dangerous. Always bring more with you when you go out, in case something goes wrong, it's safer. Plus the amount of shopping and souvenir buying.

Suggestion: At least 3w is more appropriate.

Day1: Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica + Vatican Museums. You have to leave early in the morning, otherwise you will have a long queue.

The museum can make an online reservation in advance, and the queue is fast, otherwise you have to go to the queue very early and see the museum before the church. If the church doesn't climb to the top, the museum should be seen quickly, and there may be enough time for the day to go to Castel Sant'Angelo. At night, you can open squares such as Piazza Navo, Plaza de España, and Trevi Fountain.

Day2: The Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine next to it, the Roman Forum. That day, my legs were basically gone, and if I had the strength to do so at night, I would continue to debate and look at the square, and if I didn't have the strength, I would rest early.

Day3: See the rest of the city's famous cathedrals and pantheons. Unless you're an art lover, it's tiring and time-consuming to see all the art museums at your own expense.

Vatican Museums + various cathedrals are already beautiful, and there is too much aesthetic fatigue to see.

One day Colosseum, foro

Roma, Palladino Hill, Piazza Venezia; One day the Vatican, Castel Sant'Angelo, cross the Tiber River to Piazza Navona; Spend most of the day in central Rome in Piazza di España, Piazza del Popolo, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon. There is only half a day left.

Rome is a city that I can never stay enough of.

The Vatican for most of the day, then go shopping and eating in the evening.

The Colosseum and surrounding attractions, the Trevi Fountain are also not far from the nearby stockings.

Other attractions, markets, art galleries.

Small tip, when I used to go to the Colosseum, there was a card called romapass, express channel, and the queue was very time-saving, 12 euros a piece.