To celebrate International Women’s Day and ‘la donna italiana,’ let us revere and remember the eight inspiring Italian women below, who paved the way for Italian women today in the areas of education, science, politics, writing, and art.
The village of Calcata, an ancient town redeemed by hippies, is a perfect day trip destination from Rome.
Italian language school in Rome:The centrally located Italiaidea is a tried and true option for aspiring Italian speakers
Civita di Bagnoregio in northern Lazio is a fairytale come to life and a perfect day trip to escape from the chaos of Rome.
The Mausoleum of Augustus in Rome is the largest circular tomb in the world. The Mausoleum has reopened in March 2021 after restoration works.
Rome’s hotel directors tell us about the prospects of tourism, new trends in the hospitality sector and the effects of the pandemic.
On the 200th anniversary since his death, the Mercati di Traiano pays tribute to Napoleon Bonaparte with the exhibition “Napoleon and the Myth of Rome”, open to the public till November 7th
Need a break from daily routine without escaping the city? Get your relaxation mode on, here are eight hotels for your Roman staycation.
FAO designates two Italian sites as Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS): the Soave vineyards and Umbria’s olive groves.
At Rome’s Museo dell’Altro e dell’Altrove 200 people from different nationalities live together as “Metropolizians”, protecting their walls with artworks.
Two galleries and one visiting artist from the UK tell us how they are coping with the pandemic and the current state of art in Italy.
There are two airports in Rome: Fiumicino and Ciampino. The main Rome international airport is Fiumicino while Ciampino airport offers short range European flights from budget airlines.
A guide to Rome’s best fresh produce markets.
I lived in Rome for 3 years as an international student and I’ve put together a few tips on how to make the most of studying abroad in Rome.