What should I pay attention to when traveling to the Vatican?

Taboos mean don't break into places that are not allowed to enter, don't take pictures in places that are not allowed to take pictures, don't dress too cool, and don't make a hullabaloo about even if it's hot in summer, although others may make a hullabaloo about than you. If you are going for the first time, in addition to visas, air tickets, hotels and bus cards, you should do a good job in advance or supplement your knowledge. Although the Vatican is small, it has a large collection of precious historical relics such as science, architecture and art.

There are countless national museums in the world, such as the Forbidden City and the Louvre, but the Vatican Museum has left me the biggest shock (I am not religious). When you sit on the floor and look at those murals, buildings and sculptures from bottom to top, you will truly feel the God they love and a kind of peace that belongs to you from the heart. No matter whether you go there for freedom, escape or looking for something, you will be much happier.

Pay attention to anti-theft and protect yourself. Don't talk nonsense. Although you won't put your money and wallet in the pocket in front of your underwear, it's highly recommended to carry a backpack (this is not the feeling you can find in a small, fresh and artistic backpack). Girls go by themselves. Be careful of men! The men there have a unique smell. When they see foreign girls traveling freely, they will come to chat more or less.

Although many of them are handsome, you should be calm and don't travel with the mentality that you are Audrey Hepburn. Roman holiday is not something that will happen in reality. Buy a map, ask for directions at any time, and protect yourself. There is still a small place for hiking. You think it's really tiring to visit small cities. I suggest you do more exercise, wear comfortable shoes, walk farther and see more beautiful scenery before you leave.