Going to see the Vatican 
and all the museums I can! 
Any recommendations for restaurants or special venues? Apparently the Siege at La Rochelle is being held in the National Gallery in Rome and I really want to see it 
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Tips- buy your tickets in advance, not like before
the entire trip but in advance, places like the Vatican cam get quite busy and some of the areas have limited numbers 
of people that can go a day
Never buy tickets from people walking
around in front 
of the museums
Also, random
dudes, almost always black, will approach you and start asking questions in english, usually harmless stuff like "what time is it", once you respond back in english 
it means you're a tourist and they'll start begging 
for money, what you should 
do is simply ignore 
them and walk away
As for what to visit, a lot of the classics are a must, no reason to try to go for niche obscure
stuff if it's your first 
time
Restaurant wise I don't know Rome well enough
to tell your but the Trastevere neighbourhood is very nice, it's a short 
walk from all the main tourism centres and has great 
seafood 
too (according to romans I know)
Also, make sure you see the prices of the food and the wine before
you order, it's not very common these days that they don't tell you the price and it's secretly high, but it still happens
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