Rome Archeobus
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Joined: Jan 2003
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If you click-on ParadiseLost and scroll down you will find my 'Catacomb' post on doing it yourself, with very detailed recent directions.
And if you search you will find my post about Archeobus Tours where I praise them and give directions.
But that was 2 yrs ago. Since then I have read a few negative posts about them.
It seems that they have scaled back their operation.
I only saw 1 large bus and a smaller one at their Termini location. And the small bus was broke down. One of the negative posts I read was about breaking down doing the tour.
If you do take their tour bring a couple of Metro/Bus just in case. There are bus stops in the area that will get you back into the city.
The negative posts would either be here or on Frommers or possibly on UseNet's rec.travel.europe . Regards, Walter
And if you search you will find my post about Archeobus Tours where I praise them and give directions.
But that was 2 yrs ago. Since then I have read a few negative posts about them.
It seems that they have scaled back their operation.
I only saw 1 large bus and a smaller one at their Termini location. And the small bus was broke down. One of the negative posts I read was about breaking down doing the tour.
If you do take their tour bring a couple of Metro/Bus just in case. There are bus stops in the area that will get you back into the city.
The negative posts would either be here or on Frommers or possibly on UseNet's rec.travel.europe . Regards, Walter
#4
Joined: Feb 2003
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We used Archeobus last fall and do not recommend it. If you go to this link http://www.janeandken.com/italy2004/ItalyHomePage.html and either go to 2004- Rome or just do a search for archeobus, you can read our experience. Hope this gives some help.
#5
Joined: Sep 2004
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I loved the Archeobus - highly recommended.
If you start your tour fairly early (before 10am) you'll have more than enough time to see the sights along the way.
Consider packing a picnic the day of the tour - dining options along the Via Appia are pretty slim.
If you start your tour fairly early (before 10am) you'll have more than enough time to see the sights along the way.
Consider packing a picnic the day of the tour - dining options along the Via Appia are pretty slim.




