Top Passive Leisure Spots in Italy

If you're looking to save some bucks, I suggest ordering a drink and enjoying the ambiance first before committing to a big cigar purchase. You'll get a feel for the place!

I found it helpful to take a moment to soak in the decor; it's like stepping into a museum! So don’t rush, take it easy and snap some pics.

My advice is to get there after 6 PM to avoid the earlier crowd, plus the vibe is way more relaxed in the evenings.

Don't forget to bring your camera! The panoramic views are what everyone raves about, and you'll want to capture those moments.

Watch out for the cannon firing at noon! It's a nice surprise, and it adds a bit of historical flair to your visit

If you're feeling adventurous, skip the cab and walk up the hill from Trastevere - the path is scenic and you'll see some lovely corners of the neighborhood.

Give yourself time to explore the surrounding gardens. They’re peaceful and a great spot to escape the crowds before or after viewing the city.

I think you should look out for special happy hour deals. I found out they had them by chance and saved a few euros on drinks. It was a nice surprise!

if you’re planning on sitting outside, don’t forget a light jacket. it gets chilly after dark, but the vibes are still totally worth it

I recommend getting there right before sunset, around 7:30 PM... The view of Florence light up at dusk is just spectacular! Plus, you can snag a good spot for pics

Try to visit around sunset, like 7:30 PM, for the prettiest views. I got some epic photos when the sky was turning all sorts of colors.

Order a classic Venetian Spritz instead of the high-priced cocktails. The Spritz was tasty and much more affordable!

They have some amazing bar snacks, but I suggest sharing a few plates instead of ordering full meals—way better value for your money.

My advice is to check the dress code. I saw some people turned away because they were wearing flip-flops. Keep it classy!

I recommend buying a return ticket right away instead of one-way. It saves you some hassle later, plus it's a bit cheaper than buying two separate tickets. I learned that the hard way!

Don't miss the walk to the lighthouse (Faro Voltiano). It's a nice little hike and the views from there are totally worth it. Just wear comfortable shoes, trust me!

I definitely recommend visiting at golden hour, around 6 PM, when the light makes the views even more magical. Trust me, it's perfect for pictures!

For a better experience, I suggest getting there on a weekday instead of the weekend. It can get super crowded, and you’ll want to enjoy the views peacefully.

My advice is to bring some snacks and a water bottle. There are limited places to grab food nearby, and you'll want to soak in the view without rushing off.

If you plan to eat there, check the menu prices beforehand. I found the food a bit pricey for what it was. Maybe grab a snack before you go!

I recommend visiting right at sunrise (around 6:00 AM) for the best views and fewer crowds. The colors of the Dolomites in the morning are just breathtaking!

Be prepared for some walking if you're coming from Canazei. It’s a bit of a trek, but trust me, the panoramic views are totally worth it!

I think the prices for drinks can be a bit high, so maybe grab a few pre-drinks before you go. I wish I had done that; I ended up spending more than I expected!

My advice is to try their signature shisha flavors! I went for a mix of blueberry and mint, and it was delicious. Makes a great experience! Avoid the basic stuff; you’ll miss out!

I suggest downloading the Skyway app before your visit. It has a ton of useful info and helped me plan my day a lot better than I expected!

If you're on a budget like I was, grab a packed lunch to save some bucks. The food at the top was pricey, but the views while munching on a snack are priceless!

My advice is to check the weather forecast before you go. I made the mistake of going on a cloudy day and missed out on the stunning panorama. Sunshine makes a huge difference!