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Last updated on 16 May 2022This Privacy Policy applies to the website(s) and mobile applications (together, the "Sites" or “Site”) provided by Rome.org ("Rome.org", “we”, “us”) who act as data controller with respect to the personal data you share with Rome.org under this Policy. The Sites include www.Rome.org and additional websites or mobile applications produced and managed by Rome.org.Rome.org knows that your privacy is important to you and takes user privacy very seriously. We are committed to protecting your personal data (i.e. any information you provide to us from which you can be identified) in accordance with this Privacy Policy. Rome.org reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to alter and update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We therefore invite you to review the current version of the Privacy Policy each time you return to our Site.Information we collect and how we use itRome.org might collect personal data from you such as your name, contact details, occupation, company or university affiliation, industry, region/country, relationship to Rome.org, reason for contacting Rome.org, topics you are interested in and any other information you choose to share. By browsing our Site or sending us information, you explicitly consent to Rome.org processing your personal data in accordance with this Privacy Policy. 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Rome.org has implemented appropriate technical and organizational security measures in order to protect your personal data from loss, misuse, alteration, or destruction. Such measures include anonymizing data where possible. Authorized Rome.org personnel and third parties mentioned above will only have access to your personal data to the extent they need it to do their job or provide their services. Despite these precautions, however, Rome.org cannot guarantee that unauthorized persons will not obtain access to your information.Your RightsDepending on where you reside you might have the right to request access to, rectification or erasure of your personal data and to object to or ask for the restriction of the processing of your personal data. You might also have the right to withdraw your consent and request that we stop processing or delete your personal data. To exercise your rights, please contact us. Depending on where you reside, you may be entitled to certain rights regarding the personal data Rome.org holds about you. For instance, you may have the right to request access to your information, obtain a copy of it as well as information about how we use it. You have the right to request that we correct incorrect, inaccurate or out-of-date information about you. You may also have the right to request that we stop processing your information and/or withdraw your consent to such processing and to ask us to delete your information. In the event that Rome.org holds personal data about you and you no longer wish for this data to be processed as described in this Policy, or if you wish to access, rectify, cancel or oppose such processing, please submit your request using our data subject request form. If you receive marketing communications from Rome.org, you can opt out of receiving future emails from Rome.org or unsubscribe from participating in our programs through the "preferences" page, which is accessible in every marketing email you receive from Rome.org. You can also submit an opt-out request by using our data subject request form. If you think we are handling your information unlawfully, we encourage you to get in touch with us using our data subject request form. You may also have the right to lodge a complaint with your national supervisory authority. Please note that we will take reasonable steps to check your identity before handling your request.

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TRANSPORTATION IN ROME

Public transportation is probably the biggest problem in Rome today. Some joke public transportation system did not change much from Ancient Rome times. This is, partially, the reason Romans are late in 9 cases out of 10, so do not blame them.If you try to find a schedule for buses or trams, do not bother. It does not exist. So, the best way to understand when your bus might come is to simply go to Google Maps and see when the bus is expected. Although this does not guarantee that your bus will arrive on time, at least it might give you some estimation.

Tickets for buses and tramsBus and tram tickets are physically purchased from Tabacchi shops and some of those shops do not accept credit cards or NFC payments. Only cash. We recently discovered an app called MyCicero which solves lots of problems for you and allows you to buy numerous types of tickets (one-time, daily, weekly, monthly, etc.) for Rome and not only, and avoid cash-based transactions. So far this is the only alternative.

MetroMetro is the most reliable and affordable type of transportation in Rome. Although it does not cover the entire city, as it is limited to two main lines crossing each other in Termini, and some shorter lines/branches, it still does the job. The majority of attractions can be reached by metro and the good news is you can enter any metro station by using your wireless bank card or watch or phone through the NFC control panel.

Short-term car rentalIf you are familiar with Share Now (former Car2Go), it is available in Rome too. They charge you per minute, but in all cases, it is much more affordable than a taxi. The good thing about this type of rental is that fuel, parking, and basic insurance are included in the fee. So, you only unlock the car with your phone and drive. If you are not registered with Share Now yet, you will have to go and physically register for the first time, showing your driving license.There is also a local alternative to Share Now called Enjoy. It belongs to Italian oil and gas giant Eni, they mostly use cool Fiat 500 vehicles.Caveat: most of the city is covered by these services, but not 100%. You can reach Rome from both airports (Fiumicino and Ciampino) by Share Now and Enjoy and vice versa.

Uber and alternativesUber certainly works in Rome and it is mostly represented by luxury Mercedes vehicles. Therefore, it is a bit more expensive than regular taxis. An alternative to Uber is Free Now (former MyTaxi), more affordable and less posh.

Regular car rentalIf you want a car for a couple of days, look no further than here. This unique page will compare all possible scenarios for any vehicle that you want to rent and will give you the lowest and most convenient option.

Electric scooters
Different types of electric scooters are available in Rome for rent. You only have to wait until the streets of Rome are available for those scooters. But jokes aside, you can rent different scooters from different brands by simply scanning the QR code or going to the website on the scooter. Please note that they might not be available in the suburbs of the city and you might have to get back to park the scooter within the designated area.The official website for Rome's public transportation service is here.

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EATING IN ROME - Recommendations
(from locals)

200 Gradi (i.e. 200 degrees) - the best panineria in Rome, hands down. Rumor has it 3 corporate lawyers quit their jobs and opened this marvelous place. It is near Vatican, at Piazza del Risorgimento 3, 00192 - Roma. You can also call them at +39 0639754239. Always fresh and delicious.

La Zanzara (i.e. mosquito) home of Roman food in Prati neighborhood. Not far from Vatican and famous shopping streets. Always full of locals enjoying tasty Italian dishes. The exact address is Via Crescenzio, 84.

Dulcamara - this place near Milvio bridge is special. The neighborhood is generally known for nice places and good food, and Dulcamara represents that. Quiet, elegant but tasty and open-hearted. The address is Via Flaminia, 449

Ai Tre Scalini (i.e. on 3 steps) more than 100 years old bottiglieria in Monti, Rome. A place where poets and musicians created masterpieces by having marvelous food and great wine. An atmospheric place, always full. Via Panisperna, 251

PizzaRé - delicious pizza in the middle of the city. All well-known pizzas are here, but my favorite is Calzone. Surprisingly good quality in the heart of touristic Rome. Moderately priced. The address is Via di Ripetta, 14

Rosso is good for pastas. It is in a walking distance from Circo Massimo on Viale Aventino, 32. Perfect when you plan to have a food break before or after visiting famous Orange Garden or Coliseum.

Atlante Hotel Roof Garden and Bar. A bit pricey, but with unparalleled view and aura. Best for aperitivo and light snack or coffee. Hint: ask for chinotto with orange and ice with your coffee. Near Vatican. Address is Via Giovanni Vitelleschi, 34

Bonci Pizzarium - probably the best pizza by slice in the world. Praised by well-known food gourmands for its freshness, quality ingredients and variety. Worth waiting in a queue. Not far from Vatican. Address is Via della Meloria, 43

Sciascia Caffè 1919 is where you will try the best coffee in Rome. It is a café with more than 100 years of history, as the name says. They import, roast and serve their own coffee. Also not far from Vatican at Via Fabio Massimo, n.80/a. If you ever try better coffee in Rome - let us know.

Pompi is where Romans go for tiramisù. Pompi has a few shops in the city, the one near Trevi fountain is at Via Santa Maria in Via, 17. Certainly, gelato is also worth buying there.

Colbert - (temporarily closed) a restaurant with excellent food and unforgettable view. You can never find it, unless you know where it actually is. And once you find it, you fall in love. Find Villa Medici at Viale della Trinità dei Monti, 1 and go inside.

Ginger Sapori e Salute - fresh, authentic and very tasty food here. Ginger now has two addresses in Rome, so select what is best for you. It is Via Borgognona, 43-46 and Piazza di S. Eustachio, 54

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