Tis’ the season to be jolly, especially if you’re spending New Year 2020 in Rome! Read on to find out how you can kick off your Roman New Year in style.
It’s the time of year again when delicious roast dinners deck tables up and down America, but where can you go to celebrate Thanksgiving in Rome? We at Walks Inside Rome have written this article to give you some inspiration […]
Winter in Rome (5 things to do) Winter in Rome is truly magical. Free from the oppressive heat of the summer months, the Eternal City takes on a new lease of life. As the sun sets ever earlier, Christmas lights […]
Everybody knows Rome for the Vatican and the Colosseum, but Roman cuisine, or ‘la cucina romana’, is one of the Eternal City’s most surprising discoveries. Based around simple, understated ingredients sourced from the local surrounding area, it boasts such household names […]
Looming large over the city, the triumphal columns of Rome perfectly embody the power and durability of the Roman Empire. Erected in honor of triumphant emperors, who expanded Rome’s imperial territory and thus added to her prestige, these columns were ornately […]
All roads lead to Rome, and many of Rome’s roads lead to domes. These domes that are often attached to churches and other large buildings that show their importance, like large crowns on top of the city’s skyline. Although […]
The scent of sunscreen fills the air, scoops of ice cream dripping on the sidewalk, and throngs of flip flops smacking their loosely-attached heels down the street–summer has arrived. We all need a summer vacation, and for most the ideal vision is a lounge […]
When fountains come to mind, most picture extravagant, even wasteful, displays of water. Imagine the fountains in Las Vegas or in front of your rich uncle’s house. While the fountains of Rome are extravagant, most serve–or have served–purposes beyond strict decoration. […]
Rome has no shortage of monuments commemorating military victories. Even the Colosseum, funded from spoils of war looted from Jerusalem, shouted Roman success and supremacy with the scale of the structure and the spectacles it hosted. From its earliest days, […]
Rome is a city rich in symbolism. From the she-wolf who suckled its twin founders, Romulus and Remus, to the outstretched eagle which symbolizes the vast territorial reaches of the Roman Empire, many Roman symbols have survived the centuries to become […]
