Budget Travel's Editor is Back-and Your Rome Questions are Answered

See Kate Appleton's "First Report" upon her return from Rome. Many Budget Travel readers asked questions about lodging, transport, and dining. Her answers are here, along with many readers' comments. Read all about her pasta all'amatriciana at Da Augusto in Trastevere-a simple but real Roman experience.

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