Rome Walking Tour Through Trastevere and Gianicolo
May 20th, 2022Trastevere is an evocative leap back into time and the perfect place to wander through centuries of the Eternal City. ... Read More
Exploring Rome on Foot: From Ancient Baths to Timeless Gardens
March 25th, 2022Set off at your own pace exploring Rome on this walking tour that takes you from ancient Roman baths to timeless gardens – with a view! ... Read More
Open Air Museum: Your Guide to Street Art in Rome
December 3rd, 2021Colorful bursts of street art infuse the Eternal City with creativity and spirit. Find out more about the surprising history of street art in Rome! ... Read More
Shopping and Strolling through the Heart of Rome
October 14th, 2021What better way is there to get to know a city than by shopping in it? While in Rome, here are some of best shopping addresses you’ll want to check out while strolling through the heart of the Eternal City. ... Read More
Rome’s Most Beautiful Parks and Gardens
August 19th, 2021As one of Europe’s greenest cities, Rome is home to lush gardens and sprawling parks that in true Roman style are just as full of history as they are natural beauty. From the sweet scent of roses and orange blossoms to spectacular overlooks, here are Rome’s most beautiful parks and gardens. ... Read More
Rome’s Most Beautiful Historic Bridges
June 3rd, 2021Rome has an enchanting way of mixing the vibrancy of a modern life with reminders of the city’s ancient past. Enjoy a stroll along Rome’s historic bridges that are as intriguing historically as they are beautiful to admire. ... Read More
Visit These Rome Museums Virtually from Home
May 19th, 2021Whether you’re planning a trip to Rome or just missing Italy, the free virtual tours of Rome’s civic museums are perfect for an artistic coffee break. You might just discover some gems for your next visit to the Eternal City! ... Read More
A Guide to Rome’s Trastevere Neighborhood
May 6th, 2021Trastevere is one of those Roman neighborhoods that live up to all of the superlatives and cliches. Ivy-draped ochre buildings. Check. Narrow cobblestones streets. Check. Piazzas, markets and cafes filled with locals. Check. Even if it is only for a few days, you can live like a local with our Trastevere neighborhood guide. ... Read More
Etruscan Places: Even-More-Ancient Italy in the Roman Countryside
March 10th, 2021Ancient Roman relics are a common sight while traveling in Italy, but the history of Italy doesn’t start there. Long before the Romans ruled the peninsula there were the Etruscans, a civilization whose origins lay shrouded in mystery. While remnants from the Etruscans are found throughout the country, some of the most impressive sites are a stone’s throw away from Rome and make a perfect off-the-beaten-path day trip. ... Read More
Spaghetti Carbonara – Ultimate Comfort Food
December 9th, 2020Spaghetti alla Carbonara is a simple and delicious pasta dish considered a signature dish of Rome and made even more popular by lively debates on the most authentic recipe and its origins. Truth or Fiction? When we were children in Rome in the 1960s the story was that the dish is a simple preparation of ... Read More
Opera Houses in Italy: What to Know about Going to the Opera in Italy
February 19th, 2020Italy certainly has flair for the dramatic. It makes perfect sense that opera has its origins here. Verdi and Puccini wrote stories filled with melodrama and heartbreak. The first opera was produced in Florence in 1598. The art form reached its peak of popularity in the 1800s. Don’t forget a handkerchief to wipe away your ... Read More