Michelangelo’s Art in Rome
Where to See Michelangelo’s Art in Rome
Raphael’s Rome
Where to See Raphael’s Art in Rome
Nasoni, Rome’s Democracy Of Water
The Nasoni: Rome’s Ubiquitous Public Fountains
Tree Bar
Situated in a small park near Flaminio, Tree Bar is a restaurant & winebar for creative types, who come for the light and healthy cuisine, complete with a DJ set on Mondays.
Francesco Borromini’s Art in Rome
Where to See Borromini’s Art in Rome
Villa Torlonia
Down Via Nomentana, a hidden Arcadia-Rome’s secret Eden known as Villa Torlonia awaits.
Rome’s wonder: Palazzo Farnese
Palazzo Farnese, seat of the French Embassy and one of the most important and spectacular palaces in Rome, opens to the public.
Palazzo del Quirinale opens its doors
Must see in Rome- Palazzo del Quirinale, Palazzo del Quirinale opens its door. How to visit the official residence of the President of the Italian Republic
URBAN THEATRE: A Walk through Rome’s Baroque
Dozens Baroque masterpieces wait to be seen in Rome…or to be walked through, given many of the city’s spaces are Baroque constructs.
Views That Last: Rome’s Paintings of Itself
A brief history of the best portraits of Rome and the paintings that have captured the essence of the city while leaving lasting impressions.
Ciak, Pigneto: Where Neo-Realist Cinema was Born
Pigneto neighborhood have been featured in several important neorealist films.
Roma Amor: Goethe In Rome’s Via Del Corso
We trace the links between a certain Faustina and Goethe during his stay in Rome, the corresponding title Roma Amor paraphrasing the ending of Goethe’s opening Roman elegy while setting the theme of the others.