Books for Italophiles

Books to read if you miss Rome and Italy or if you're planning a trip

24 May 2021<24 May 2021

3 Books to Inspire Your Trip to Italy

From light-hearted romance novels to dense historical fiction, Rome especially has captured the imagination of just about any genre.

22 August 2017<24 May 2021

Must-read books about Rome

by Lida Meyer

From fiction to cookbooks and history, here are five must-read books about Rome that you need to put on your literary bucket list.

Campus Martius – The Field of Mars in the Life of Ancient Rome

8 February 2016<8 February 2016

A WALK THROUGH THE FIELD OF MARS – ROME’S ANCIENT CAMPUS MARTIUS “A PIEDI”

by Romeing Editorial Staff

Books for Italophiles: Campus Martius – The Field of Mars in the Life of Ancient Rome by Paul Jacobs and Diane Conlin. Available on Amazon and Apple iBooks.

6 August 2013<19 February 2016

How much of an Italophile are you?

by Kylie Flavell

Here’s our list of non-fiction travel books set in Italy.

16 April 2013<20 February 2020

Interview with Michael Herzfeld

by Hana

Interview with Michael Herzfeld, author of “Evicted from Eternity: The Restructuring of Modern Rome”

11 March 2013<19 July 2013

Rome Revealed by Book

by Hana

Books for Italophiles: review of the book The Revealed Rome Handbook: by Amanda Ruggeri

1 February 2013<8 February 2016

Monti, Rome’s Centre of Eternity/Modernity

by Hana

Books for Italophiles: review of the book Evicted from Eternity by Michael Herzford of Harvard University.

25 November 2012<20 September 2021

Carla Coulson profile. An acclaimed photographer and author from Australia . She has published Italian Joy, Paris Tango, Chasing a Dream, and collaborated on My French Life, French Essence and My Amalfi Coast.