Hotel says it has a bar showing live sports, so hopefully with it being an early kick off it's on there.Have you done your “where to watch the match in xxxx” yet. Mine didn’t offer any positive answers. Ended up watching the Mags
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sollers lovely, port soller is nice too ( just couple of miles away if that )
Why aye man. It’s on Sky. You’ll easily get it.
Aye. City breaks, like Rome I’ve done 3/4 nights, but there’s more than enough to do to do 7 nights.
You can walk most of the sites in Rome believe it or not - we did it all in 3 nights/4 days
We did what Lambchops has said, but we booked a tour guide, Green Line or something, recommend on here. Now, it’s half a waste of money, cos the sites were free anyway, but, it got us to all of a major landmarks in a timely manner, gave a bit of information about them & made it more interesting. But it was July & baking hot, so by the time we finished that we were ready to drop, but had the Colosseum booked, so had to go to that. Worked out well as we squeezed it all in. It was 10 years ago, but think the Colosseum & St Peter’s Basilica / Sistine Chapel we’re the places we paid into. We did a walk to Vatican City by ourselves
Tip: arrange for one of those queue jumping guided tours of the main sites. I think the company we used for Rome (years ago) was ‘viatour’ or ‘viator’ or something. It makes the most of your trip, helps makes sense of a lot of what you’re looking at, you don‘t spend all you time queuing and it also makes it more interesting - albeit I’ve forgotten most of what I learned straight afterward.
Think we used theseTip: arrange for one of those queue jumping guided tours of the main sites. I think the company we used for Rome (years ago) was ‘viatour’ or ‘viator’ or something. It makes the most of your trip, helps makes sense of a lot of what you’re looking at, you don‘t spend all you time queuing and it also makes it more interesting - albeit I’ve forgotten most of what I learned straight afterward.
I think we arranged for guided tour of the Vatican, and the Coliseum and maybe the Forum iirc (Although the forums a lot to wander round)
Theres plenty of other stuff to see and, as others have said, you can walk most, if not all, of it. I just love the experience of wandering around a beautiful historic city, soaking it all in.
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Tip: arrange for one of those queue jumping guided tours of the main sites. I think the company we used for Rome (years ago) was ‘viatour’ or ‘viator’ or something. It makes the most of your trip, helps makes sense of a lot of what you’re looking at, you don‘t spend all you time queuing and it also makes it more interesting - albeit I’ve forgotten most of what I learned straight afterward.
