A refreshing way to explore Italy's capital一种探索意大利首都的全新方式
Rafts on Rome's Tiber River cool down overheated tourists.

Rafting on the Tiber River offers relief to tourists from Rome's heatwave. The 'rafting tour' goes on for about two hours, and covers only the urban area. — AFP
Forget the long lines at Italy’s Roman ruins and overpriced gelato – sweating tourists are enjoying a break from the scorching heat by rafting on the Eternal City’s Tiber River.
A welcome change from the beaten tourist track, river rafting on the Tiber – long the lifeblood of the ancient city – is a unique and relatively new option for tourists seeking to discover Italy’s capital.
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在台伯河上漂流为游客们提供了躲避罗马热浪的清凉方式。“漂流之旅”大约持续两个小时,且仅限于市区范围内。——法新社
忘掉意大利罗马遗址的长队和过高的冰淇淋吧——汗流浃背的游客们正在永恒之城罗马的台伯河上漂流,享受着远离酷暑的清凉。
与人潮拥挤的旅游路线不同,在台伯河上漂流——这条河长期以来一直是这座古城的生命线——对于想要探索意大利首都的游客来说,是一个独特且相对较新的选择。
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