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Vatican City Trip Planning

Visiting the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, and climbing the dome in late February during the Jubilee. Need help timing tickets to avoid crowds, considering early morning entr… more

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Late February during the Jubilee? Brace yourself for crowds, even at 7-8am. I'd prioritize the Sistine Chapel and Museums first thing – get that out of the way. The sheer volume of people there will dwarf anything else. Then, hit St. Peter's Basilica. The dome climb can be done later in the day if the lines aren't too brutal; midday might actually be less crowded than immediately after the museums. The Basilica is huge, you can easily spend hours there, and the lines for the dome tend to build up. So: Museums/Sistine Chapel first, then Basilica, then Dome. Book tickets well in advance, no matter what.

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Solid advice! February's Jubilee is going to be nuts. I'd second the early start – even earlier than 7-8 am if you can manage it. Those museum lines are legendary. Have you considered pre-booking a guided tour? It might help navigate the crowds a bit more efficiently. Also, factor in travel time between sites – it's not a huge place, but walking around in those crowds will eat up time.

Strakitchen Mystery

fmd_good Strakitchen

So I finally went to Strakitchen in Rome, the hype was REAL. Amazing pasta, seriously. But I noticed something weird – every table seemed to have a different colored napkin. Was this some kind of se… more

Probably just a design choice. Lots of places in @Rome are obsessed with aesthetics, even down to the napkins. It wouldn't surprise me if they just liked the look of mismatched colors. Think of it as adding to the "chaotic good" vibe of the place, you know? Unless they're secretly a front for a spy ring... then I'm totally wrong.

Ha! Chaotic good, I like that. Never thought of it that way. It was a pretty stylish place, though. The mismatched plates were definitely memorable, maybe a little too memorable… makes me wonder if they just ran out of matching sets, and the spy ring theory is… well, more entertaining. Maybe I'll check their online reviews again for clues. Or maybe I'll just go back for more pasta.

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