| Anyone who has visited Rome will tell you that you'll do a lot of walking. Here I've compiled a collection of everything you should need to stay comfortable and relaxed while exploring the city. | ||
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| Lonely Planet Italy
by Damien Simonis I think Lonely Planet does the best job of all the guide books in terms of solid, reliable information. | Rome (EYEWITNESS TRAVEL GUIDE)
by DK Publishing $16.50 The DK Guides make nice souvenirs, with full color photos and diagrams of the major tourist sights. | Italian: Lonely Planet Phrasebook
by Karina Coates A compact phrase book to throw in your backpack so you can communicate like a local! |
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| JanSport Classic SuperBreak Backpack
$19.26 - $68.95 A good backpack is essential for long days out roaming the city. | Travel Nalgene Phrase Bottle - Italian
How's this for multi-tasking? You can keep hydrated and learn key Italian phrases with this nifty Nalgene bottle. | Classic Cotton Bucket Hat by Dorfman Pacific
$4.95 - $7.95 I live in one of these during the summer... don't underestimate the power of the Roman sun! |
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| Canon PowerShot A530 5MP Digital Camera wit...
$199.98 This is the camera I use on my blog...it's small, light, produces excellent images. A great all-purpose digital camera. | SanDisk 2 GB SD Memory Card ( SDSDB-2048-A1...
$3.38 You'll be taking lots of pictures so don't skimp on your memory card! | Sony VCTMTK Travel Tripod for Compatible So...
$18.94 A small and convenient must-have to keep in your backpack for getting those gorgeous night shots of St. Peter's from a bridge,... |
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Rome Tourist Survival Kit
