Essential Student Guide: Setting up your life in Rome
byGuide for the American Student Moving to Rome. How to get a Codice Fiscale, Work Visa and Permesso di Soggiorno, open a bank account and set up an Italian phone.
Guide for the American Student Moving to Rome. How to get a Codice Fiscale, Work Visa and Permesso di Soggiorno, open a bank account and set up an Italian phone.
This is how you can step outside your comfort zone, embrace your new surroundings and make the most of your time living in Rome.
Are you trying to find an apartment in Rome? There are various online resources you can consult to find long-term rental apartments in Rome.
Housing and rental contracts in Rome: this guide provides information on standard rental processes in Italy and how to navigate them as a foreigner.
Unlike other European countries, you cannot buy your bus ticket directly on the bus (except for some bus lines). So where do you purchase bus tickets in Rome?
Whether it’s your first time flying in or out of Ciampino Airport, here’s how to get to get to/from this Rome airport to the city center.
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Our selection of restaurants and bars in Rome that cover a range of cuisines and dining atmospheres all while fitting a student budget.
There are many differences between the United States and Italy; the one I didn’t expect, however, was between Italian supermarkets and American supermarkets.
To make your life as a fresh mom or dad a little easier, here are some tips on where to go with your little one in the Eternal City.
A complete guide on how to get to / from Fiumicinio Airport (FCO) to Rome city center by bus, train, private transfer, shuttle bus, taxi and car sharing.
Learn to move around the Eternal City like a Native Roman.
With a plethora of deliciously healthy dishes to enjoy, there are plenty of ways you can maintain a healthy diet and keep fit in Italy.
Having a bit of a heads-up before arriving will give you the opportunity to get wrapped up in Rome’s beauty and magic, while still being prepared in advance. Here are eight things to expect your first time in Rome.