Antica Trattoria Due Colonne
Few steps from Pantheon in Rome you will find Antica Trattoria Due Colonne, where you can choose from an array of traditional Roman dishes, salads and pizzas
Dainese D-Store Roma
Located in the center of Rome, the Dainese D-Store is the official store of DAINESE and AGV, a landmark for motorcycle, ski, bike and horseback-riding lovers.
Mi.mag
Mi.mag is a new English-language web magazine focused on the culture, entertainment, and style of Milan.
Ai Tre Scalini
Ai Tre Scalini is a cool wine bar located in the neighbourhood of Monti in Rome, very popular with both locals and visitors.
Romeow: Rome’s First Cat Café
A concept adopted from Japan, Romeow is Rome’s new café made for cat-lovers, a place where you can eat, drink and make some feline friends.
Circolo Scandinavo
Rome’s Circolo Scandinavo is a historic cultural foundation that houses the work of Nordic Artists.
Ancient Gossip: Famous Roman Families
A background on the nobles of Rome and their family legacies.
Le Tartarughe Fashion Store
Le Tartarughe, a true Roman label that echos the style and funky flare of fashion in Rome.
Osteria La Carbonara
Ristorante La Carbonara in Monti, Rome: founded in 1906, this typical Osteria Romana will welcome you with fresh, seasonal and authentic Roman food.
Valentine’s Day: The Romantic’s (and Cynic’s) Guide to Rome
The eternal city has countless opportunities when it comes to choosing how to best spend your Valentine’s Day.
Terravision: Airport transfers and much, much more!
Discover Rome with Terravision The airport transfer service Terravision takes you between the centre of Rome and Fiumicino and Ciampino airports at unbeatable prices…
Residenza Maritti
Bed & Breakfast in Rome: Residenza Maritti is located in a eighteenth century palace built on Roman ruins,
fully renovated in 1999, overlooking the ruins of the Temple of Mars Ultor in the Forum of Augustus.
Giggetto al Portico D’Ottavia
Giggetto al Portico D’Ottavia, one of the oldest and most historic Roman restaurants (1923), takes pride of place right by the ancient Portico di Ottavia in the Jewish Ghetto of Rome.
Via dei Cappellari
Via dei Cappellari, or the hat-makers street, makes you feel as if you’re in a small village, not a buzzing capital.