Couple more things to mention about Rome. It is easily the most complicated and dangerous city to drive in. There are no traffic lines or traffic lights for that matter and almost every street is a one-way street that’s about 100 feet in diameter. There are also little motorbikes that go anywhere they want in the city and have no rules apply to them. The tour guide told us 10 people die a week on motorbikes within the city every week. I'm not sure what these people are thinking. Second, Rome is absurdly expensive. For example, granted it was in a restaurant outside of Trevvi Fountain, I paid the equivalent of $12 for a cup of tortellini that was reheated in a microwave right before I got it. Also, a double cheeseburger is $3 euro at McDonalds, there's no dollar menu here. Lastly, this gypsy thing is pretty overrated. I saw only one gypsy; I guess you could call her. We were eating lunch outside of the Vatican and this old lady, dressed in all black, shaking, desperately holding on to her cane to hold her up (she basically looked like the old lady in thinner) and she came over to our table and said something we could not distinguish but was clearly asking for money. We said no but she wouldn’t leave and kept saying something and kept showing us a picture of Mary like that was going to persuade us to give her money. Eventually after she wouldn’t leave mike threw her a euro coin and eventually she left and went on to the next table. Eventually one of the waiters at the restaurant came out and saw her and yelled something at her, with that she miraculously started to walk fine and briskly strolled across the street to another restaurant. I was not impressed with the gypsies.