Walk from Trevi Fountain to the Vatican?
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Wow,close to an hour.<BR>Here's a point of reference if you have a map handy.<BR>Last fall I decided to walk from my hotel near the Pantheon to the Vatican; my optimistic desk clerk told me it would take about 20 minutes. No way!<BR>I am a brisk, experienced walker and it took me 40 minutes just to reach<BR>the edge of St Peter's; the entrance to the Vat. Museums was at least an additional 10 minute walk from St Peter's.
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It'll take way more than an hour. <BR><BR>Walking in Rome is such an experience. By the time I stopped and saw a couple of churches and looked at some of those incredible little fountains down side streets, it would take me 4 hours to walk from the Termini to Navona. No matter what you do, you just keeping stumbling onto incredible things to see.
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Good evening, Jessica<BR>From the Trevi to the Vatican might take<BR>an hour if you walk slow, however the<BR>closest metro stop if the Ottaviano<BR>which is about 10 mins north of the<BR>Pza. S. Pietro. If the walk is too<BR>great, take a taxi which will drop you<BR>off just in front of the square...<BR>Richard of LaGrange Park,mIl..
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Hi Jessica. Along the lines of what David wrote, how long it takes depends on how often you get distracted along the way. :~) <BR><BR>If you walk at a good pace, and don't stop for photos, people-watching, an interesting-looking church, or gelato, I'd say an hour at the most.