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Old Dec 2nd, 2006, 04:54 AM
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Rome - 2 day MUST sees

what do you recommend - would like to see Jewish quarter..not too heavy into musuems/churches (key ones)- love to walk-where to stay - reasonably priced..where to eat/shop?
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Here is an article to get you started; you would just have to eliminate some things. You will not get any good replies here unless you state your budget for hotels and dining. You also might consider a tour of the Jewish ghetto...

:http://www.hemispheresmagazine.com/3.../1998/rome.htm
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Here is the site for the ghetto tours:

www.jewishroma.com
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Accommodation:

http://www.travellerspoint.com/budge...n-ci-1067.html

http://www.all-hotels.com/rome-hotels.htm

Tourism:

http://www.rome.world-guides.com/
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Nothing is a must-see, imho (&amp; I've visited many times). There <u>is</u> one must-do, though, and that is to walk walk walk, as much as you can. That's how you really see Rome! Enjoy la bella Roma!
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The Jewish quarter is very small - it is still worth seeing and you should try to book a tour of the synagogue. check the hours because it is only open for a short time on specified days to the public and security is tight. But it is a beautiful synagogue. I'd encourage you to book a walking tour with a tour group like Jewish Roma then you will get the Jewish History of the ghetto, Trastevere, Tibertina, Coloseum, and Forum. The camp fiori - the next neighborhood from the ghetto has wonderful shops, restaurants, and ambiance so you can take the whole area in at one time.
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I recommend the Rome mapeasy map. Check your local bookstore or online. I have used the Rome, Venice and Paris and they work great -- especially if you are a walker. Have the hotel personnel locate your hotel on the map.

http://www.mapeasy.com/
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