Artistic Treasures: 8 Bite-Sized Museums in Rome
February 16th, 2024Discover Rome’s 8 best bite-sized museums where you can immerse yourself in the Eternal City’s rich art and history without the overwhelm or crowds. ... Read More
The Sonata – A Hidden Haven in Rome
December 15th, 2023Discover why we love the beautiful neighborhood around our Sonata apartment and all the things to see and do in the area! ... Read More
Rediscover Rome: Why You Need to Return to the Eternal City
December 22nd, 2022From modern museums to special exhibits and exciting new dining spots, there’s never been a better time to rediscover Rome. ... 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
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
10 Great Places to see Art Exhibitions in Rome: Beyond the Vatican Museums
December 18th, 2019To help you explore more of Rome’s artistic treasures in Renaissance, we have put together this list of 10 great places to see art exhibitions in Rome. ... Read More
Caravaggio Paintings in Rome: Amazing Art that Shocked the Church
March 13th, 2019Caravaggio was the most original and influential Italian painter of the 17th century. His style greatly influenced European artists such as Rubens and Rembrandt and revived Italian painting from the fantasy of post Renaissance and late 16th century Mannerist art. He rejected idealized beauty and started reproducing naked reality. You can see 18 original Caravaggio ... Read More