Fountains and steps
Bathing in a historic fountain is punished with a fine of €160 to €450, and sitting on the Trinità dei Monti steps is forbidden. Tossing a coin at Trevi is still allowed. See the guide to the fountains and steps of Rome, and the pages on the Trevi Fountain and Piazza di Spagna.
Dress at the Vatican and in churches
At the Vatican, sleeveless or low-cut garments, shorts above the knee, miniskirts and hats are refused. See the guide to dress at the Vatican and in churches, and the page on St Peter's Basilica.
Alcohol in the street
Glass is banned in the street from 10pm to 7am and any alcohol from 11pm to 7am, with a fine of €160 to €400. See the guide to alcohol in the street in Rome.
Drinking water
The nasoni are free and their water is drinkable. See the guide to drinking water and the nasoni.
Paying and tipping
Cards are accepted almost everywhere, and the coperto is often added to the bill. See the guide to paying in Rome.
Safety and scams
For the tourist traps around the monuments, see the scams to avoid in Rome.
Getting around
For tickets and lines, see the guide to transport in Rome.
In the evening
To go out in the evening, see Rome at night.
