The Church of St. Louis of the French
byThe Church of San Luigi dei Francesi is the national church in Rome of France, famous for the three paintings by Caravaggio dedicated to San Matteo and for the frescoes by Domenichino.
The Ultimate Solo Traveler’s Guide to Rome
byFor those who are a little shy and/or reluctant to travel alone, here is a list of activities that you can feel comfortable doing solo in Rome.
Rome is for Romance: A Couple’s Guide to Rome
byPlanning a romantic getaway to Rome? Here’s our couple’s guide with the most romantic activities, restaurants, drinks and stays in the Eternal City.
Freddo Gelato
byNewly opened Freddo Gelato is a wonderful little gem nestled in Piazza Tuscolo.
Sant’Ignazio Church in Rome
byThe Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola at Campus Martius in Rome
Mansalto CountryHouses in Tuscany
byThe Mansalto & Montemaggiore estate, with their vineyards, olive trees and countryhouses represent a real world apart in the heart of Tuscany.
Planning a trip to Italy – a complete guide
byFrom what to do to where to stay, here’s a breakdown to make planning your dream Italian vacation as seamless as possible.
Rome day trip: Subiaco – sacred places
byEscape the city and plan a day trip from Rome to beautiful Subiaco – an oasis in the Lazio region where natural beauty, spirituality and Italian history meet.
Plessi a Caracalla: An Immersive Experience
byPlessi a Caracalla is a poetic feature meant to be an immersive experience for visitors, bringing history to life, and uncovering its glorious secrets while acknowledging its pitfalls.
Barbieri 23: a foodie and wine lover’s retreat
bySip a glass of bubbly Franciacorta accompanied by different cutting boards in this wine bar and laboratory a stone’s throw away from Torre Argentina.
Win free tickets to La Traviata at Terme di Caracalla
byRomeing gives the opportunity to 1 lucky winner to win two tickets to La Traviata opera at the Terme di Caracalla Festival on July 23, 2019.
Cresci: home cooking with a taste of adventure
byCresci is a modern twist on your mom’s home style Italian cooking: the intersection of the old and the new, where fine dining meets tasty and affordable.
Fendi in Rome: Beyond High Fashion
bySince opening as a small shop for leather goods on Via del Plebiscito, Fendi has grown a reputation beyond high fashion, establishing a presence in art, architecture and luxury hospitality.
Hotel Butterfly
byThe famous Hotel Butterfly has left the Flaminio neighbourhood to fly over the Tevere and land in the Foro Italico. But one thing hasn’t changed, the essence.