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Top 5 Views in Rome

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European SOS 112

The number 112 can be dialled to reach emergency services – medical, fire and police – from anywhere in Europe. This Pan-European emergency number 112 can be called from any telephone (landline, pay phone or mobile cellular phone). Calls are free. Alongside 112, the following emergency numbers are available:

  • 113 – police
  • 115 – fire brigade
  • 118 – first aid

112 calls are answered within 10 seconds. In addition to Italian, the calls are answered in English, French and German. In some areas, they may also be answered in Slovenian. The 112 operator can detect the location of the caller within about 5 seconds.

Source: website European Commission

must know in rome
Rome was founded on a hill, as legend has it, and it’s kept up its heritage well throughout the years. The ancient city encompasses seven hills but the modern city has expanded to include many more, and man-made structures have further added to the city’s wealth of panoramas. From the tranquil heights of Monte Mario to the cupola of St. Peter’s, here’s our top 5 list of breathtaking views in Rome:

1. Monte Mario

Elevation: 139 m

Less than a mile north of the Vatican walls, you’ll find the base of the Monte Mario Nature Reserve. Follow the winding paths to the top and you’ll be at Rome’s highest point, with parks, gardens and unrivaled views of the city. For the best vantage point head to the hilltop restaurant/ café, Lo Zodiaco. Their terrace is facing just the right way so that, day or night, you can take in stunning views of the sprawling metropolis below. And their cocktails aren’t bad, either.

Monte Mario

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