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Getting Sick in Rome: what should you do?

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.

Top Non-Touristy Things to do in Rome

Take a look at our list of top non touristy things to do in Rome to get away from the crowds and experience the Eternal City the way locals do.

La Rinascente

La Rinascente, Rome's luxury department store, has now opened in the Eternal City's historic center, footsteps away from the Trevi Fountain.

10 must-have Roman words and phrases for your trip to the Eternal City

Next time you are in Rome, try something else: speak some Roman dialect! Here are the 10 words and phrases to survive your stay in Rome!

Meet The Artisans in Rome

Rome’s center remains a cradle of creativity in which artisanal techniques of the past are preserved. We round up our top six.

Survival tips for the intrepid Roman tourist

Being a tourist shouldn't be a difficult task. Here are some simple tips to enhance your experience of Rome.

To Rome With Love

Oliver Astrologo’s virtual love letter to the Eternal City Rome’s cobblestoned streets, bustling piazzas and astounding cityscapes all figure prominently in photographer Oliver Astrologo’s virtual love letter to the Eternal City. Whether it’s walking you across the footfalls of tourists or through the eyes of Italian artisans, his 3-minute film (entitled Roma) takes you on […]

An Ode To Cacio E Pepe

Here’s where to eat the best Cacio e Pepe in Rome. The Cacio e Pepe is a testament to the brilliance and resourcefulness of Rome’s famous "cucina povera".

Which Roman stereotype are you?

Classic stereotypes for 4 key neighborhoods in Rome.

Top mistakes we make when speaking italian – Part 1

If you are thinking of learning Italian or in the middle of your linguistic journey, here are the mistakes I made and heard the most from noi stranieri or English speakers when I first moved to Italy.