When it comes to fully embracing a city by adapting its local customs and culture, the phrase ‘When in Rome!’ is usually declared. In fact, the phrase is so well known that it’s usually used even without its context-forming latter half: ‘…do as the Romans do!’ So, when in Rome… how does one do as the Romans do?
While it would be a shame to forgo a visit to the Vatican City on your first trip to the capital, or to avoid the Pantheon and the Colosseum and Palatine Hill, and while you should definitely be treating yourself to gelato in Giolitti every time to you find yourself in the city (!) – what do you do once you’ve taken in the main highlights?
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