New York City and Rome are two fabulous cities where people from all over the world dream to travel to. And they’re also two cities where I’ve lived, in less than one year. Here’s how it feels to move from New York City to Rome.
Piazza Navona is perfect for daytime strolling, shopping and cafes, as well as an evening out for aperitivo, dinner and late night drinks. Here’s our guide to the Piazza Navona neighbourhood’s top spots.
This church, serving the Portuguese community since 1445, may be small but it’s the epitome of opulence.
A liberty style villa in Rome’s Flaminio neighbourhood boasting artworks and sculptures of the Norwegian-American artist, Hendrik Christian Andersen.
A walk through the love affaire that lasted over fifty years: Fellini and his Rome.
Moving to Rome can be exciting yet terrifying at the same time. We decided to move back to Rome to pursue my wife’s dream, and I couldn’t be more thrilled.
An interview with Argentinian cyclist, Maty Amaya On a cold, Sunday evening in Rome, I met with Argentinian cyclist, Matyas Amaya, who is making…
Till January 6, 2019, Rome’s Hotel Eden will serve English afternoon tea with an Italian touch in its La Libreria room. A selection of teas & traditional English food with an Italian twist awaits you.
Get into the holiday spirit at Salerno’s Luci D’Artista! Till January 20, 2019, the streets of Salerno will take your breath away with their Christmas lights!
The JNRC is the only drop-in center in Rome that feeds, clothes, teaches, and gives legal guidance to about 200 refugees and asylum seekers every day. Give a truly meaningful gift this holiday season.
Discover the secret backyard of a Swiss Guard through “Jo’s Backyard Tour” – an intimate 2-hour tour for maximum 10 people to experience the beauty of the Catholic Church from behind the Vatican walls.
I’m not talking about the obvious Lungotevere jams and the dreaded Roman rush hour. The worst part of driving in Rome – my friend – is the parking spot.
Getting sick in a foreign country can be frustrating. Here’s information on Medical Care in Rome and how to find English-speaking doctors in Rome.
Embark on the “Rome Baroque Tour”, from the Trevi Fountain to the Spanish Steps, you’ll able to ride around baroque Rome without tiring yourself.