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Anybody been to Rome?
1. Author: midmofanDate: Sun, 8/13/2017, 9:57PM EST
Will be in Rome for a week in September. Anyone know of good cigar shops,bars,hangouts?
2. Author: LetsRockDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 8:59AM EST
midmofan wrote:
Will be in Rome for a week in September. Anyone know of good cigar shops,bars,hangouts?


Was there 2 years ago. Had myself a bounty of CC's. I will try and look up where I went. Can't remember the name.
3. Author: jjaneckaDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 9:16AM EST
LCH probably has a store there
4. Author: gummy jonesDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 9:32AM EST
been there
enjoyed it
cant comment on cigar stuff
5. Author: midmofanDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 11:57AM EST
LetsRock wrote:
Was there 2 years ago. Had myself a bounty of CC's. I will try and look up where I went. Can't remember the name.


Thanks, I will have a couple of afternoons to myself, I assumed there is an official CC location somewhere so want to go there and also a nice spot to enjoy a few!

6. Author: gummy jonesDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 3:20PM EST
LetsRock wrote:
Was there 2 years ago. Had myself a bounty of CC's. I will try and look up where I went. Can't remember the name.


by cc you mean gurkha?
7. Author: LetsRockDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 3:43PM EST
gummy jones wrote:
by cc you mean gurkha?


Not quite that nice...
8. Author: DCLoverDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 5:54PM EST
Not cigar-related, but count your change everywhere in Rome. I'm sure they're merely math-challenged, but I've never had so many mistakes by people making change. Have always been curious if others had similar experiences.

Beautiful city, so much to see.
9. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 6:16PM EST
Rome Texas?
10. Author: LetsRockDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 6:45PM EST
DCLover wrote:
Not cigar-related, but count your change everywhere in Rome. I'm sure they're merely math-challenged, but I've never had so many mistakes by people making change. Have always been curious if others had similar experiences.

Beautiful city, so much to see.


I think they and try to confuse the Americans with that funny money they use over there.
11. Author: delta1Date: Mon, 8/14/2017, 8:26PM EST
Haven't been myself, but my son went with a friend after they graduated college. He said it is among the most beautiful places he's traveled to. Lots of historic sites. If your time is limited, don't go overboard trying to fit in a cigar site. Enjoy the city...
12. Author: js of indyDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 8:42PM EST
was there a few years ago. cant remember the cigar shop we went to but bought a few italian cigars that will definitely put hair on your chest. you can pretty much smoke anywhere outside. the plaza by the pantheon is a great place to sit and enjoy the people. As delta said, there are so many things to see there try to see as much as you can. you can always enjoy a cigar at night
13. Author: bs_kwajDate: Mon, 8/14/2017, 10:03PM EST
Never been there . . .

But be sure and do what they do...

When in Rome.............


Beer
14. Author: Brakes80Date: Tue, 8/15/2017, 10:03AM EST
[quote=js of indy]. the plaza by the pantheon is a great place to sit and enjoy the people.

I enjoyed an H Upmann there a few years back (bought at a nearby bodega) along with some Peroni Reserva. It was my birthday and we'd just come from a canonization mass said by the Pope at the Vatican. There was a guy singing opera on the street and even the locals were crowded around watching. One of the most memorable days of my life.
15. Author: AbrignacDate: Tue, 8/15/2017, 6:49PM EST
midmofan wrote:
Will be in Rome for a week in September. Anyone know of good cigar shops,bars,hangouts?



Nope

HTH
16. Author: Brakes80Date: Wed, 8/16/2017, 9:15AM EST
Found this in my trip notes:

b. Fincato la Casa del Habano
Via della Colonia Antonia, 34
5 min walk NE of Pantheon
Via del Seminario E to
Via della Paste N to
Becomes Via della Guglia N to
Via dell Colonna Antonia
5 min walk West of Trevi Fountain

Buon viaggio.
17. Author: midmofanDate: Wed, 8/16/2017, 9:21AM EST
Brakes80 wrote:
Found this in my trip notes:

b. Fincato la Casa del Habano
Via della Colonia Antonia, 34
5 min walk NE of Pantheon
Via del Seminario E to
Via della Paste N to
Becomes Via della Guglia N to
Via dell Colonna Antonia
5 min walk West of Trevi Fountain

Buon viaggio.



Thanks! That is about a 15-20 min walk from our B&B
18. Author: midmofanDate: Wed, 8/16/2017, 9:27AM EST
delta1 wrote:
Haven't been myself, but my son went with a friend after they graduated college. He said it is among the most beautiful places he's traveled to. Lots of historic sites. If your time is limited, don't go overboard trying to fit in a cigar site. Enjoy the city...



We are in Italy 16 days and in Rome a week. I figure that I can spare a couple hours while the wife is shopping to sit and relax and fire one up while soaking in the scenery.

On semi-related note, when in Florence we are taking what is - without a doubt - the SECOND stupidest tour possible: A Vespa tour of wineries! Yes we will be on Vespas and drinking wine. The STUPIDEST one was the bar hopping tour on Segways....
19. Author: LetsRockDate: Wed, 8/16/2017, 10:22AM EST
midmofan wrote:
We are in Italy 16 days and in Rome a week. I figure that I can spare a couple hours while the wife is shopping to sit and relax and fire one up while soaking in the scenery.

On semi-related note, when in Florence we are taking what is - without a doubt - the SECOND stupidest tour possible: A Vespa tour of wineries! Yes we will be on Vespas and drinking wine. The STUPIDEST one was the bar hopping tour on Segways....


We spent the day here...one of the best home cooked meals and experiences of my life...simply amazing place. Had a case of wine shipped home as well.

http://www.verrazzano.com/en/

20. Author: delta1Date: Thu, 8/17/2017, 5:32PM EST
midmofan wrote:
We are in Italy 16 days and in Rome a week. I figure that I can spare a couple hours while the wife is shopping to sit and relax and fire one up while soaking in the scenery.

On semi-related note, when in Florence we are taking what is - without a doubt - the SECOND stupidest tour possible: A Vespa tour of wineries! Yes we will be on Vespas and drinking wine. The STUPIDEST one was the bar hopping tour on Segways....


hahaha...what's wrong with that picture?

Jealous...enjoy!
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