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The 29N does a loop thatincludes stops at the Colosseum, the Vatican, and VillaBorghese. The 78N runs between Termini and Piazzale Clodioby way of the centro storico (historic city center) and the Pratiarea near the Vatican. Download a map of the bus and tramsystem from atac.roma.it, or purchase a city map with busroutes at newsstands throughout the city. Buy tickets attabaccherie (tobacco stores) and some newsstands. The greenticket-vending machines outside major bus stops are usuallyout of order. Radiotaxi 4994, 011-39/06-4994; or Radiotaxi Tevere 011-39/ including the Colosseum, St. Peter�s Square, and the TreviFountain. Minimal onboard commentary in multiplelanguages, including English. Tickets are valid all day. $16. CENTRO STORICO store owners say that even non-priests are welcome to browseor shop inside. John Paul II had his custom threads crafted atGammarelli, while it�s rumored that Benedict XVI entrusts themaking of his vestments to Euroclero, on the other side oftown, where he became a loyal customer as a cardinal. Hisflashy red shoes, however, are limited-edition Prada.