Travelling in Rome, Italy
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Can I get a map of Rome with streets and trains on the same map, so that I know where I am? If I only have a metro map, I do not know the street I will be in.
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Can I get a map of Rome with streets and trains on the same map, so that I know where I am? If I only have a metro map, I do not know the street I will be in.
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Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
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Can I get a map of Rome with streets and trains on the same map, so that I know where I am? If I only have a metro map, I do not know the street I will be in.
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Can I get a map of Rome with streets and trains on the same map, so that I know where I am? If I only have a metro map, I do not know the street I will be in.
maps rome
edited Mar 27 at 7:59
Ali Awan
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asked Mar 27 at 4:58
Wattsyaname
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edited Mar 27 at 7:59
Ali Awan
10.5k84999
edited Mar 27 at 7:59
Ali Awan
10.5k84999
edited Mar 27 at 7:59
Ali Awan
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Wattsyaname
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asked Mar 27 at 4:58
Wattsyaname
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asked Mar 27 at 4:58
Wattsyaname
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Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
– George Y.
Mar 27 at 5:07
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Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
– George Y.
Mar 27 at 5:07
Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
– George Y.
Mar 27 at 5:07
Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
– George Y.
Mar 27 at 5:07
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On your laptop/mobile phone, Google Maps offers this.
Alternatively, Open Street Maps. You can download offline maps to use without internet with apps like OSMAnd.
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
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Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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up vote
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On your laptop/mobile phone, Google Maps offers this.
Alternatively, Open Street Maps. You can download offline maps to use without internet with apps like OSMAnd.
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
1
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
On your laptop/mobile phone, Google Maps offers this.
Alternatively, Open Street Maps. You can download offline maps to use without internet with apps like OSMAnd.
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
1
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
On your laptop/mobile phone, Google Maps offers this.
Alternatively, Open Street Maps. You can download offline maps to use without internet with apps like OSMAnd.
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
On your laptop/mobile phone, Google Maps offers this.
Alternatively, Open Street Maps. You can download offline maps to use without internet with apps like OSMAnd.
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
answered Mar 27 at 5:46
Mark Mayo♦
128k745511263
128k745511263
1
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
add a comment |Â
1
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
1
1
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
Google Maps has offline maps, too, though in a somewhat inconvenient way (you select a rectangle on a map, and then they decide for you, how detailed you want this map to be, it is always so nice when really smart people decide everything for you). OSM is mostly preferable, its only major drawback is lack of traffic.
– bipll
Mar 27 at 11:55
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
@bipll indeed and I use that for my work/home areas to save a bit of bandwidth. But being able to download say, all the 'stans when travelling through Central Asia was very useful. OSM was also better than Google in these areas - Murmansk (Russia) for example was about 2 streets on Google back in 2011.
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 21:48
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
In Russia you only need to travel 10 km from Moscow to discover where OSM is better than Google. :)
– bipll
Mar 27 at 22:45
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
@bipll yep, I basically stopped using it after St Petersburg
– Mark Mayo♦
Mar 27 at 22:51
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Plenty of those in Rome, even your hotel may offer a free one. Google Maps also has both streets and train stations.
– George Y.
Mar 27 at 5:07