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with so much to see i bet you could stay for a month and not see all the sights. Get a RomaPass as they are really useful for getting about and jumping queues. The Vatican, Colosseum and roman forum are must see but try and visit as early as possible, as the crowds soon build up. The Pantheon, Trevi fountain and Spanish steps are also worth a look. Great city and would definitely go back.
Cape Town for a few nights, Blue train to Pretoria, interior flight to the Kruger NP, then fly back via Jo'Burg. South Africa is dirt cheap and the food is amazing. Having said that, their winter starts in May... so it'll be around 14 to 18 degrees most days.
It is on the list to be fair. I spend a fair bit of time in Joburg with work and haven’t made it to Cape Town yet. Was thinking Mozambique beach break at the end of it
We stayed in a hotel near the main station. Didn't really go in any bars as such, but, ate in a number of restaurants. There is a massive difference in price between beer in a supermarket and beer in the restaurants. I paid just over one euro for a large Peroni in a supermarket, but, paid about thirteen euros for a similar sized beer in a restaurant.
That's what we used to do. We'd have a couple of drinks whilst getting ready and then have a couple with our meal.
We found a decent Irish pub in the centre - Trinity College. although most of our drinking was done in bars close to the apartment, which was in the suburbs. As you would expect the closer you got to the centre the more expensive it became.
