Insider tips for Rome

OP again.
Are there any weird laws or special etiquette stuff I have to keep in mind?

i don't know how to start
i suggest you the trastevere rione. last time i went there (one week ago) was full of grills from all over the world and restaurants/trattorie with good prices.

>>29229628
Okay thanks, that sounds nice. Are there more good place that are - as said - not flooded with tourists who take a photo every twenty seconds?
You know, I'm a guy who tries to fit in and doesn't want to annoy the locals. Unlike many other Germans.

>>29229794
http://italiadavivere.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/i-30-luoghi-piu-belli-di-roma-o-meno-conosciuti/

>>29229200

Not from Rome, but be careful with the prices at restaurants and bars, they love to overcharge the shit out of tourists.

If they try to pull this shit on you say that you'll call the police and see how fast you get a price slash :^)

>>29230049
Amazing article. That's a lot of places. I'll try to visit as many as possible.
Many thanks from Germany!

>>29230195
Does that really work? Well, I know that the Italian police is stricter than ours but do they really give you discount?

>>29230282
if you enter a bar for a coffee and they ask you, i don't know, something like 5 euros, you must call the police.
at least if you come to a restaurant ask for the prices before ordering. but i guess you already know how to manage these situations

>>29230282
If you feel you're getting ripped off, ask for the ricevuta fiscale, and threaten them to call the police (preferentially guarda di finanzia).

Reason those shady establishments don't want police around is not only because they're ripping off people but also because they don't declare sifnificant portions of their income.

Be as little germanic as possible ie. respect the existing government