Missing almost a month to the Extraordinary Jubilee proclaimed by the Pope. On December 8, the Jubilee will begin in Rome dedicated to the Mercy and for the occasion were created four small paths to bring pilgrims to the sacred […]
During fall, the museums of Rome come alive, hosting many exhibitions. Larger museums tell the story not only of Rome, but also the art of national and international artists who have made an important contribution to the art world. Capitoline […]
The old story goes that the city of Rome was built on seven hills. The heights are all located on the east side of the river Tiber and have always been very important places of the city and it is […]
From October 16 to 24 Rome celebrates cinema with a festival dedicated. The city has been since ancient times an important reference point for international films with Cinecittà Studios, but has lent its most beautiful corners in many Italian and […]
Discover Rome in the fall gives the opportunity to visit the city colored by warm colors that make it even more beautiful. The colors of the leaves change, the sunsets are more and more red and a beautiful light colored […]
Sometimes called the “Balcony of Rome,” the Janiculum Hill offers a stunning panorama over the city. Being situated across the river from Rome’s historic center, the Janiculum doesn’t count among the fabled Seven Hills of Rome. But millennia of activity […]
While Rome certainly has its own character, the Eternal City is still very much the sum of all its parts. Each of its dozen or so districts contributes its own unique quirks, from inventive dishes to eye-catching architecture. Read on […]
Rome is a city of historic monuments, churches, gardens, and other sites, but Rome also has many beautiful squares that have become the place for political events, concerts, shows and all the important moments of social life of a city. […]
In the early twentieth century during the month of October the nobility, but also the people they chose Sunday, and in some cases on Thursday, for their trips, was a party to celebrate the end of harvest. The destinations chosen […]
Since its fabled foundation by Romulus in the 8th century BC, the Eternal City has been eternally divided, cleaved in half by the River Tiber which winds directly through its center. On its west bank you’ll find tranquil Trastevere, the […]
