Rome
As a rule, Italians are very conscious ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith their dress and have a great sense ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith style. Casual dress is fine ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith most occasions, but a suit and tie are recommended ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith business meetings. ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith summer, locals will not be seen wearing shorts ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the city. When visiting the Vatican or any major cathedral, men should wear long pants and women skirts or long pants. Sleeveless shirts and shorts are not permitted ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith churches and the Vatican, including ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the Vatican museums.
Tipping is not mandatory. ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith times a service charge (servizio) is included ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith your restaurant bill. This should not be confused ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the cover charge (coperta), which is a charge ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith bread and table settings. If the service charge is included and you are pleased ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the service, it's customary to leave ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith an additional 5%; if the service charge is not included, leave a 10% tip. ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the porter and cleaning lady of the hotel you should give ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith 10,000 lire, ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith room service ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith 5,000 lire. Tipping ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith taxis is not obligatory either, but 1,000 to 2,000 lire is usually given ---aboutaroundAtforInofTowith the driver.